text
stringlengths 31
569k
| token_count
int64 8
143k
| input_ids
sequencelengths 9
141k
|
|---|---|---|
<?php
namespace Nemundo\Abrechnung\Data\Abrechnung;
class AbrechnungExternalType extends \Nemundo\Model\Type\External\ExternalType {
/**
* @var \Nemundo\Model\Type\Id\IdType
*/
public $id;
/**
* @var \Nemundo\Model\Type\Text\TextType
*/
public $abrechnung;
protected function loadExternalType() {
parent::loadExternalType();
$this->externalModelClassName = AbrechnungModel::class;
$this->externalTableName = "abrechnung_abrechnung";
$this->aliasTableName = $this->parentFieldName . "_" . $this->externalTableName;
$this->id = new \Nemundo\Model\Type\Id\IdType();
$this->id->fieldName = "id";
$this->id->tableName = $this->parentFieldName . "_" . $this->externalTableName;
$this->id->aliasFieldName = $this->id->tableName . "_" . $this->id->fieldName;
$this->id->label = "Id";
$this->addType($this->id);
$this->abrechnung = new \Nemundo\Model\Type\Text\TextType();
$this->abrechnung->fieldName = "abrechnung";
$this->abrechnung->tableName = $this->parentFieldName . "_" . $this->externalTableName;
$this->abrechnung->aliasFieldName = $this->abrechnung->tableName . "_" . $this->abrechnung->fieldName;
$this->abrechnung->label = "Abrechnung";
$this->addType($this->abrechnung);
}
} | 420 | [
128000,
1340,
1230,
198,
2280,
63268,
13807,
59,
5953,
265,
2174,
2234,
37702,
59,
5953,
265,
2174,
2234,
280,
1058,
3765,
265,
2174,
2234,
27002,
941,
2289,
1144,
45,
336,
13807,
8763,
43597,
59,
27002,
59,
27002,
941,
341,
1784,
9,
571,
959,
1144,
45,
336,
13807,
8763,
43597,
82063,
82063,
941,
198,
3356,
898,
400,
307,
401,
1784,
9,
571,
959,
1144,
45,
336,
13807,
8763,
43597,
59,
1199,
59,
1199,
941,
198,
3356,
898,
400,
370,
265,
2174,
2234,
401,
5883,
734,
2865,
27002,
941,
368,
341,
3850,
487,
1096,
27002,
941,
545,
3657,
405,
21591,
1747,
14883,
284,
3765,
265,
2174,
2234,
1747,
487,
1058,
280,
3657,
405,
21591,
34327,
284,
330,
370,
265,
2174,
2234,
23734,
265,
2174,
2234,
886,
3657,
405,
15305,
34327,
284,
400,
576,
405,
3850,
52341,
662,
33825,
662,
400,
576,
405,
21591,
34327,
280,
3657,
405,
307,
284,
502,
1144,
45,
336,
13807,
8763,
43597,
82063,
82063,
941,
545,
3657,
405,
307,
405,
45694,
284,
330,
307,
886,
3657,
405,
307,
405,
37077,
284,
400,
576,
405,
3850,
52341,
662,
33825,
662,
400,
576,
405,
21591,
34327,
280,
3657,
405,
307,
405,
15305,
52341,
284,
400,
576,
405,
307,
405,
37077,
662,
33825,
662,
400,
576,
405,
307,
405,
45694,
280,
3657,
405,
307,
405,
1530,
284,
330,
769,
886,
3657,
405,
723,
941,
703,
576,
405,
307,
629,
3657,
405,
370,
265,
2174,
2234,
284,
502,
1144,
45,
336,
13807,
8763,
43597,
59,
1199,
59,
1199,
941,
545,
3657,
405,
370,
265,
2174,
2234,
405,
45694,
284,
330,
370,
265,
2174,
2234,
886,
3657,
405,
370,
265,
2174,
2234,
405,
37077,
284,
400,
576,
405,
3850,
52341,
662,
33825,
662,
400,
576,
405,
21591,
34327,
280,
3657,
405,
370,
265,
2174,
2234,
405,
15305,
52341,
284,
400,
576,
405,
370,
265,
2174,
2234,
405,
37077,
662,
33825,
662,
400,
576,
405,
370,
265,
2174,
2234,
405,
45694,
280,
3657,
405,
370,
265,
2174,
2234,
405,
1530,
284,
330,
5953,
265,
2174,
2234,
886,
3657,
405,
723,
941,
703,
576,
405,
370,
265,
2174,
2234,
629,
534,
92,
128001
] |
<filename>templates/active_users.html
{% extends "base.html" %}
{% load i18n %}
{% block head_title %}{% trans "recently active users"|capfirst %}{% endblock %}
{% block body %}
<section>
<div class="container">
<h1 class="marginT30">
{% if function == 'active_comembers' %}{% blocktrans %}Recently active users <small>being members of projects shared with me</small>{% endblocktrans %}
{% else %}
{% trans "recently active users"|capfirst %}
{% endif %}
</h1>
{% if onliners %}
<h3 class="marginT30 marginB0">{% trans "users online"|capfirst %}</h3>
<p>({% trans "active during last 5 minutes" %})</p>
<table class="table table-responsive table-bordered table-striped">
<thead>
<tr><th>{% trans "user" %}</th><th class="text-center">{% trans "last active" %}</th></tr>
</thead>
<tbody>
{% for item in onliners %}
<tr>
<td>{{ item.user.get_display_name }}</td>
<td class="text-center">{{ item.time_delta }} {% trans "seconds ago" %}</td>
</tr>
{% endfor %}
</tbody>
</table>
{% endif %}
{% if others %}
<h3 class="marginT30">{% trans "users no more online"|capfirst %}</h3>
<table class="table table-responsive table-bordered table-striped">
<thead>
<tr><th>{% trans "user" %}</th><th class="text-center">{% trans "last seen" %}</th></tr>
</thead>
<tbody>
{% for item in others %}
<tr>
<td>{{ item.user.get_display_name }}</td>
<td class="text-center">{{ item.last_seen }}</td>
</tr>
{% endfor %}
</tbody>
</table>
{% endif %}
</div>
</section>
{% endblock %}
| 831 | [
128000,
27,
8570,
29,
15827,
14,
3104,
16752,
2628,
198,
67465,
2289,
330,
3231,
2628,
1,
1034,
633,
67465,
2865,
602,
972,
77,
1034,
633,
67465,
2565,
2010,
6240,
1034,
15523,
4,
1380,
330,
47743,
398,
4642,
3932,
84761,
11600,
3983,
1034,
15523,
4,
842,
4677,
1034,
633,
67465,
2565,
2547,
69014,
262,
366,
2879,
397,
286,
366,
614,
538,
429,
3670,
891,
310,
366,
71,
16,
538,
429,
9113,
51,
966,
891,
310,
53361,
422,
734,
624,
364,
3104,
3038,
7207,
6,
1034,
15523,
4,
2565,
1485,
1034,
92,
46237,
4642,
3932,
366,
9181,
29,
35214,
3697,
315,
7224,
6222,
449,
757,
524,
9181,
7457,
4,
842,
4677,
1485,
69014,
310,
53361,
775,
69014,
310,
53361,
1380,
330,
47743,
398,
4642,
3932,
84761,
11600,
3983,
69014,
310,
53361,
12610,
69014,
310,
694,
71,
16,
397,
286,
197,
67465,
422,
389,
3817,
388,
69014,
286,
366,
71,
18,
538,
429,
9113,
51,
966,
4850,
33,
15,
18573,
4,
1380,
330,
4312,
2930,
84761,
11600,
3983,
1034,
5474,
71,
18,
397,
286,
366,
79,
2284,
67465,
1380,
330,
3104,
2391,
1566,
220,
20,
4520,
1,
1034,
5525,
524,
79,
397,
197,
197,
21668,
538,
429,
2048,
2007,
21638,
2007,
32454,
2007,
33875,
891,
298,
197,
59267,
397,
573,
197,
11526,
1822,
339,
7457,
4,
1380,
330,
882,
1,
1034,
5474,
339,
1822,
339,
538,
429,
1342,
7027,
18573,
4,
1380,
330,
4354,
4642,
1,
1034,
5474,
339,
1500,
376,
397,
298,
197,
524,
11671,
397,
298,
197,
52816,
397,
260,
197,
67465,
369,
1537,
304,
389,
3817,
388,
69014,
573,
197,
11526,
397,
465,
197,
7012,
12026,
1537,
3405,
673,
15169,
1292,
11582,
1320,
397,
465,
197,
7012,
538,
429,
1342,
7027,
14436,
1537,
6512,
27808,
3954,
53361,
1380,
330,
17859,
4227,
1,
1034,
5474,
1320,
397,
573,
197,
524,
376,
397,
260,
197,
67465,
842,
2000,
69014,
6585,
694,
10303,
397,
197,
197,
524,
2048,
397,
286,
197,
67465,
12610,
1034,
633,
286,
197,
67465,
422,
3885,
69014,
286,
366,
71,
18,
538,
429,
9113,
51,
966,
18573,
4,
1380,
330,
4312,
912,
810,
2930,
84761,
11600,
3983,
1034,
5474,
71,
18,
397,
197,
197,
21668,
538,
429,
2048,
2007,
21638,
2007,
32454,
2007,
33875,
891,
298,
197,
59267,
397,
573,
197,
11526,
1822,
339,
7457,
4,
1380,
330,
882,
1,
1034,
5474,
339,
1822,
339,
538,
429,
1342,
7027,
18573,
4,
1380,
330,
4354,
3970,
1,
1034,
5474,
339,
1500,
376,
397,
298,
197,
524,
11671,
397,
298,
197,
52816,
397,
260,
197,
67465,
369,
1537,
304,
3885,
69014,
573,
197,
11526,
397,
465,
197,
7012,
12026,
1537,
3405,
673,
15169,
1292,
11582,
1320,
397,
465,
197,
7012,
538,
429,
1342,
7027,
14436,
1537,
9288,
61768,
11582,
1320,
397,
573,
197,
524,
376,
397,
260,
197,
67465,
842,
2000,
69014,
6585,
694,
10303,
397,
197,
197,
524,
2048,
397,
286,
197,
67465,
12610,
1034,
633,
286,
694,
614,
397,
262,
694,
2879,
397,
67465,
842,
4677,
69014,
128001
] |
Beck is the main protagonist in the game Mighty No. 9. He is the ninth robot created by Dr. White as part of the Mighty Numbers line and possesses the abilities of Xel absorption and transformation.
Beck is the youngest member of the popular Battle Colosseum team, the "Mighty Numbers". Unlike his siblings, he wasn't created with combat efficiency in mind, and his timidity always slows them down on the battlefield. Thus he was the weakest link to the team, but inside him lies a hidden power. Unaffected by a virus outbreak (alongside Call) that caused robots and his siblings to go berserk, Beck is now entrusted to the future of all humanity.
Perhaps Beck's most important ability is to dash in order to increase his speed briefly, or absorb more Xel by running into weakened opponents, which is why the action is called AcXelerate. He can perform a short, quick dash, a long dash, a spiraling downward dash, and a slide dash.
In his base form, Beck is equipped with an arm-mounted energy cannon (on either his left or right hand, depending on which direction he's facing) that shoots red bullets to destroy or stun his foes, the latter only before absorbing their Xel by dashing into them while stunned.
He was created with the ability to use the Xel from his enemies (both common enemies and bosses) to enhance his base attributes, or even transform to give himself new equipment. These transformations, gained from defeating each of the other Mighty Numbers, are called ReXelections.
Beck appears as one of three playable characters in the 8-bit crossover game Mighty Gunvolt. Beck also appears as a DLC in the game "Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z", a game co-developed by Team Ninja, Comcept, and Spark Unlimited. With Keiji Inafune as the producer.
At the start of Beck's development, the team designed to give an overall cute vibe but with eyes that showed a strong will. While Kimo Kimo was working on Beck's design, Imaeda put together documents and filling in details about Beck and the world of Mighty No. 9 to provide help with the design process. They decided that the world of Mighty No. 9 revolved around "xel" technology.
As of the November Update, the colour of Beck's light grey armour was changed to a dazzling white. An explanation was given by Director Koji Imaeda, stating that "as a protagonist that could absorb the abilities of his siblings and take on various forms, our image of his appropriate colour shifted from "neutrality" to "containing all possibilities"... and since white is a combination of all colors of light, we felt that would actually suit his character better!".
Beck shares his Japanese voice actor with Nova, the main antagonist of Azure Striker Gunvolt.
Beck is the only playable male in Mighty No. 9.
Both are designed by Keiji Inafune.
Both wear helmets and armor with blue coloring.
Both use weapons from their enemies.
Both use a standard arm cannon while starting out.
Both are robots that look like human children.
Both have a friend whose name makes a pun if put after their name: Rock (Mega Man's original name) and Roll, and Beck and Call.
Unlike Mega Man (and Mega Man X) who are usually pacifists, Beck is not against violence despite being timid.
Mega Man is blue and cyan all over while Beck is blue, black, and has three shades of grey (the light grey on his body is changed to white).
Mega Man has a much simpler art style, while Beck's is more complex and detailed.
Beck is made out of the Xel, rather than conventional mechanical parts.
Mega Man was originally designed as Dr. Light's assistant and was later modified for combat, Beck on the other hand was designed for competitive combat matches.
For some reason, Beck cannot transform when he's on a ladder.
Beck's insignia is based around the concept of "synergy", since his abilities are based on Trinity's design (Absorbing Xels, Growing and Evolving), but making them greater than the sum of its parts.
Beck is the only Mighty Number that doesn't display his number on its body.
Retrieved from "https://mightyno9.fandom.com/wiki/Beck?oldid=11218" | 912 | [
128000,
3513,
377,
374,
279,
1925,
46684,
304,
279,
1847,
75268,
2360,
13,
220,
24,
13,
1283,
374,
279,
43641,
12585,
3549,
555,
2999,
13,
5929,
439,
961,
315,
279,
75268,
35813,
1584,
323,
50326,
279,
18000,
315,
1630,
301,
44225,
323,
18475,
627,
3513,
377,
374,
279,
39637,
4562,
315,
279,
5526,
16506,
4349,
437,
325,
372,
2128,
11,
279,
330,
44,
492,
88,
35813,
3343,
27140,
813,
37783,
11,
568,
5828,
956,
3549,
449,
12896,
15374,
304,
4059,
11,
323,
813,
6935,
19025,
2744,
70270,
1124,
1523,
389,
279,
38486,
13,
14636,
568,
574,
279,
81863,
2723,
311,
279,
2128,
11,
719,
4871,
1461,
15812,
264,
8340,
2410,
13,
1252,
32157,
555,
264,
17188,
31188,
320,
39393,
3002,
7290,
8,
430,
9057,
29807,
323,
813,
37783,
311,
733,
59654,
17172,
11,
29818,
374,
1457,
86382,
311,
279,
3938,
315,
682,
22706,
627,
32576,
29818,
596,
1455,
3062,
5845,
374,
311,
24858,
304,
2015,
311,
5376,
813,
4732,
27851,
11,
477,
35406,
810,
1630,
301,
555,
4401,
1139,
58764,
19949,
11,
902,
374,
3249,
279,
1957,
374,
2663,
6515,
55,
8023,
349,
13,
1283,
649,
2804,
264,
2875,
11,
4062,
24858,
11,
264,
1317,
24858,
11,
264,
18823,
6260,
45578,
24858,
11,
323,
264,
15332,
24858,
627,
644,
813,
2385,
1376,
11,
29818,
374,
19167,
449,
459,
6916,
78830,
4907,
49499,
320,
263,
3060,
813,
2163,
477,
1314,
1450,
11,
11911,
389,
902,
5216,
568,
596,
13176,
8,
430,
44727,
2579,
34164,
311,
7066,
477,
66528,
813,
54844,
11,
279,
15629,
1193,
1603,
70275,
872,
1630,
301,
555,
294,
19587,
1139,
1124,
1418,
48026,
627,
1548,
574,
3549,
449,
279,
5845,
311,
1005,
279,
1630,
301,
505,
813,
14207,
320,
21704,
4279,
14207,
323,
42847,
8,
311,
18885,
813,
2385,
8365,
11,
477,
1524,
5276,
311,
3041,
5678,
502,
7241,
13,
4314,
54070,
11,
18661,
505,
54216,
1855,
315,
279,
1023,
75268,
35813,
11,
527,
2663,
1050,
55,
62572,
82,
627,
3513,
377,
8111,
439,
832,
315,
2380,
52135,
5885,
304,
279,
220,
23,
15615,
49480,
1847,
75268,
22450,
97371,
13,
29818,
1101,
8111,
439,
264,
44019,
304,
279,
1847,
330,
63993,
36038,
25,
48085,
480,
3864,
268,
1901,
498,
264,
1847,
1080,
49061,
291,
555,
8068,
48085,
11,
1219,
1512,
11,
323,
27565,
49605,
13,
3161,
6706,
35973,
763,
2642,
2957,
439,
279,
17276,
627,
1688,
279,
1212,
315,
29818,
596,
4500,
11,
279,
2128,
6319,
311,
3041,
459,
8244,
19369,
47811,
719,
449,
6548,
430,
8710,
264,
3831,
690,
13,
6104,
735,
11620,
735,
11620,
574,
3318,
389,
29818,
596,
2955,
11,
358,
1764,
14151,
2231,
3871,
9477,
323,
21973,
304,
3649,
922,
29818,
323,
279,
1917,
315,
75268,
2360,
13,
220,
24,
311,
3493,
1520,
449,
279,
2955,
1920,
13,
2435,
6773,
430,
279,
1917,
315,
75268,
2360,
13,
220,
24,
5891,
8905,
2212,
330,
87,
301,
1,
5557,
627,
2170,
315,
279,
6841,
5666,
11,
279,
12745,
315,
29818,
596,
3177,
20366,
47777,
574,
5614,
311,
264,
78088,
4251,
13,
1556,
16540,
574,
2728,
555,
10783,
735,
28000,
358,
1764,
14151,
11,
28898,
430,
330,
300,
264,
46684,
430,
1436,
35406,
279,
18000,
315,
813,
37783,
323,
1935,
389,
5370,
7739,
11,
1057,
2217,
315,
813,
8475,
12745,
30073,
505,
330,
818,
80381,
2786,
1,
311,
330,
778,
2101,
682,
24525,
53670,
323,
2533,
4251,
374,
264,
10824,
315,
682,
8146,
315,
3177,
11,
584,
6612,
430,
1053,
3604,
7937,
813,
3752,
2731,
9135,
627,
3513,
377,
13551,
813,
11002,
7899,
12360,
449,
35741,
11,
279,
1925,
82159,
315,
35219,
4610,
25840,
22450,
97371,
627,
3513,
377,
374,
279,
1193,
52135,
8762,
304,
75268,
2360,
13,
220,
24,
627,
21279,
527,
6319,
555,
6706,
35973,
763,
2642,
2957,
627,
21279,
10051,
65720,
323,
20634,
449,
6437,
35987,
627,
21279,
1005,
10094,
505,
872,
14207,
627,
21279,
1005,
264,
5410,
6916,
49499,
1418,
6041,
704,
627,
21279,
527,
29807,
430,
1427,
1093,
3823,
2911,
627,
21279,
617,
264,
4333,
6832,
836,
3727,
264,
8474,
422,
2231,
1306,
872,
836,
25,
9305,
320,
44,
11437,
2418,
596,
4113,
836,
8,
323,
15028,
11,
323,
29818,
323,
7290,
627,
44179,
35356,
2418,
320,
438,
35356,
2418,
1630,
8,
889,
527,
6118,
23744,
333,
1705,
11,
29818,
374,
539,
2403,
9349,
8994,
1694,
99149,
627,
44,
11437,
2418,
374,
6437,
323,
58988,
682,
927,
1418,
29818,
374,
6437,
11,
3776,
11,
323,
706,
2380,
37199,
315,
20366,
320,
1820,
3177,
20366,
389,
813,
2547,
374,
5614,
311,
4251,
4390,
44,
11437,
2418,
706,
264,
1790,
35388,
1989,
1742,
11,
1418,
29818,
596,
374,
810,
6485,
323,
11944,
627,
3513,
377,
374,
1903,
704,
315,
279,
1630,
301,
11,
4856,
1109,
21349,
22936,
5596,
627,
44,
11437,
2418,
574,
13517,
6319,
439,
2999,
13,
8828,
596,
18328,
323,
574,
3010,
11041,
369,
12896,
11,
29818,
389,
279,
1023,
1450,
574,
6319,
369,
15022,
12896,
9248,
627,
2520,
1063,
2944,
11,
29818,
4250,
5276,
994,
568,
596,
389,
264,
36865,
627,
3513,
377,
596,
54127,
689,
374,
3196,
2212,
279,
7434,
315,
330,
23707,
10202,
498,
2533,
813,
18000,
527,
3196,
389,
45659,
596,
2955,
320,
28878,
269,
7278,
1630,
2053,
11,
60780,
323,
10641,
20222,
705,
719,
3339,
1124,
7191,
1109,
279,
2694,
315,
1202,
5596,
627,
3513,
377,
374,
279,
1193,
75268,
5742,
430,
3250,
956,
3113,
813,
1396,
389,
1202,
2547,
627,
12289,
83712,
505,
330,
2485,
1129,
46068,
1910,
78,
24,
840,
2255,
916,
26583,
14,
3513,
377,
30,
820,
307,
28,
7261,
972,
1,
128001
] |
Gerard Lawson Ph.D. ’02 is an associate professor in the counselor education program at Virginia Tech. He is a licensed professional counselor, a national certified counselor and an approved clinical supervisor. Lawson will begin his term as president-elect of the American Counseling Association (ACA) on July 1, 2016 and will assume the presidency on July 1, 2017. He has served as a volunteer leader at the branch, division and national level, and is a member of ACA’s Governing Council.
Lawson shares his personal reflections on his new position with the ACA.
Read more from W&M’s School of Education. | 132 | [
128000,
66497,
569,
75951,
2405,
920,
13,
18217,
2437,
374,
459,
22712,
14561,
304,
279,
62475,
6873,
2068,
520,
13286,
17829,
13,
1283,
374,
264,
16383,
6721,
62475,
11,
264,
5426,
23759,
62475,
323,
459,
12054,
14830,
38419,
13,
75951,
690,
3240,
813,
4751,
439,
4872,
37081,
315,
279,
3778,
89549,
10229,
320,
63638,
8,
389,
5887,
220,
16,
11,
220,
679,
21,
323,
690,
9855,
279,
32858,
389,
5887,
220,
16,
11,
220,
679,
22,
13,
1283,
706,
10434,
439,
264,
26202,
7808,
520,
279,
9046,
11,
13096,
323,
5426,
2237,
11,
323,
374,
264,
4562,
315,
66038,
753,
94984,
1251,
9251,
627,
39166,
942,
13551,
813,
4443,
63851,
389,
813,
502,
2361,
449,
279,
66038,
627,
4518,
810,
505,
468,
40316,
753,
6150,
315,
11930,
13,
128001
] |
<gh_stars>1-10
class Buyer < ApplicationRecord
has_many :fish
end
| 28 | [
128000,
27,
876,
1284,
1590,
29,
16,
12,
605,
198,
1058,
62178,
366,
55926,
198,
262,
706,
22879,
551,
18668,
720,
408,
198,
128001
] |
Everything that’s good is built on strong values. We call these the Coinmama DNA.
As founder of Israel’s first bitcoin ATM company, Nimrod is a long-time crypto enthusiast, and runs our operations. When he’s not making ends meet, you’ll likely find him doing some kind of extreme sport.
Martin drives customer-centricity in Coinmama. He is passionate about people, products and really efficient processes.
Yaki leads Risk Management and Compliance, fields with which he's been dealing over the past 10 years. When he's not worried about risks coming true, you might find him playing basketball or off-road traveling with his family and friends.
Tsuf has programmed and piloted a wide range of startups for over 10 years and heads our development efforts. When hes not managing cloud services, you will probably find him producing or listening to music.
Maayan has over 10 years of HR experience from top hi-tech companies. Her specialty is bringing the best of the best, and her secret power is creating the invisible glue that keeps us happy together.
az oversees our product strategy bringing over fifteen years of experience with both multi-national high-tech companies and start-ups. Strongly believes Nakamoto Shock is near.
Orit has an extensive track record leading digital marketing operations for high-growth organizations. When she's not chasing new sources of traffic or AB testing funnels, she likes to attend music concerts.
Runs the finance department and making sure the company meets it’s financial goals, along with tax planning, accounting and working capital needs.
Meet our team of passionate mamas and papas.
| 348 | [
128000,
36064,
430,
753,
1695,
374,
5918,
389,
3831,
2819,
13,
1226,
1650,
1521,
279,
27328,
76,
3105,
15922,
627,
2170,
19533,
315,
6921,
753,
1176,
18355,
47135,
2883,
11,
47683,
24409,
374,
264,
1317,
7394,
19566,
61912,
11,
323,
8640,
1057,
7677,
13,
3277,
568,
753,
539,
3339,
10548,
3449,
11,
499,
4805,
4461,
1505,
1461,
3815,
1063,
3169,
315,
14560,
10775,
627,
50219,
20722,
6130,
65524,
488,
304,
27328,
76,
3105,
13,
1283,
374,
25429,
922,
1274,
11,
3956,
323,
2216,
11297,
11618,
627,
56,
14966,
11767,
32388,
9744,
323,
60270,
11,
5151,
449,
902,
568,
596,
1027,
14892,
927,
279,
3347,
220,
605,
1667,
13,
3277,
568,
596,
539,
18290,
922,
15635,
5108,
837,
11,
499,
2643,
1505,
1461,
5737,
19794,
477,
1022,
66815,
21646,
449,
813,
3070,
323,
4885,
627,
53893,
1739,
706,
56168,
323,
11715,
9437,
264,
7029,
2134,
315,
44483,
369,
927,
220,
605,
1667,
323,
14971,
1057,
4500,
9045,
13,
3277,
20365,
539,
18646,
9624,
3600,
11,
499,
690,
4762,
1505,
1461,
17843,
477,
14624,
311,
4731,
627,
30635,
44957,
706,
927,
220,
605,
1667,
315,
23096,
3217,
505,
1948,
15960,
42357,
5220,
13,
6385,
36974,
374,
12967,
279,
1888,
315,
279,
1888,
11,
323,
1077,
6367,
2410,
374,
6968,
279,
30547,
38561,
430,
13912,
603,
6380,
3871,
627,
1394,
71945,
1057,
2027,
8446,
12967,
927,
37755,
1667,
315,
3217,
449,
2225,
7447,
75629,
1579,
42357,
5220,
323,
1212,
27859,
13,
27191,
398,
13919,
44329,
57960,
48083,
374,
3221,
627,
46,
1018,
706,
459,
16781,
3839,
3335,
6522,
7528,
8661,
7677,
369,
1579,
2427,
19632,
11351,
13,
3277,
1364,
596,
539,
43931,
502,
8336,
315,
9629,
477,
14469,
7649,
2523,
36527,
11,
1364,
13452,
311,
9604,
4731,
47679,
627,
75020,
279,
17452,
9476,
323,
3339,
2771,
279,
2883,
20628,
433,
753,
6020,
9021,
11,
3235,
449,
3827,
9293,
11,
24043,
323,
3318,
6864,
3966,
627,
41651,
1057,
2128,
315,
25429,
296,
29189,
323,
26365,
300,
627,
128001
] |
It was a chilly week in Greenpoint with an even colder weekend ahead! Cozy up indoors and catch up on our neighborhood news.
This week, we shared our guide to ranked choice voting, and looked at how New York City’s new minority distinction for LGBTQ-owned businesses affects Greenpoint business owners. We also checked in with neighbors debating the future of open streets.
Enjoy tips on how to get fresh food on the cheap with Too Good To Go and a fresh new spot to grab a matcha: Maison du Tsuru. If you’re in a cooking rut, check out Bar Beau’s new subscription boxes or order from one of the new restaurants that have opened during the pandemic. With restaurant extended through February 28th, you now also have a month to get $20.21 multicourse meal deals!
Need something to look forward to? Shop for a new ‘fit at Marmalade and start planning your perfect Valentine’s Day with our cute Covid-friendly date ideas.
Pure Barre closed its studio at 225 Franklin St. The Long Island City studio at 46-32 Vernon Blvd. is now open.
Xilonen expanded its daytime menu and added a nighttime menu as well, with dishes like mushroom pozole and celeriac barbacoa tacos.
Bike commuters can now reach Manhattan faster and safer, thanks to new bike lanes on the Brooklyn Bridge and Queensboro Bridge.
Skyline Drive-In still has tickets for family-friendly drive-in screenings this weekend.
Urban Park Rangers are organizing a Tree ID event at McCarren Park on Sunday, January 31 for those who want to learn more about nature in Greenpoint.
Indoor dining is slated to return to New York City on Sunday, February 14, with a 25% capacity, as mandated by Governor Cuomo.
| 383 | [
128000,
2181,
574,
264,
81975,
2046,
304,
7997,
2837,
449,
459,
1524,
76214,
9178,
8469,
0,
3623,
4341,
709,
55154,
323,
2339,
709,
389,
1057,
12818,
3754,
627,
2028,
2046,
11,
584,
6222,
1057,
8641,
311,
21682,
5873,
16043,
11,
323,
7111,
520,
1268,
1561,
4356,
4409,
753,
502,
23413,
30296,
369,
51042,
29799,
9873,
22223,
7997,
2837,
2626,
7980,
13,
1226,
1101,
10273,
304,
449,
19228,
71513,
279,
3938,
315,
1825,
14708,
627,
39804,
10631,
389,
1268,
311,
636,
7878,
3691,
389,
279,
12136,
449,
25619,
7839,
2057,
6122,
323,
264,
7878,
502,
7858,
311,
11894,
264,
2489,
64,
25,
88983,
3930,
350,
20370,
84,
13,
1442,
499,
3207,
304,
264,
17677,
55719,
11,
1817,
704,
4821,
80327,
753,
502,
15493,
15039,
477,
2015,
505,
832,
315,
279,
502,
15926,
430,
617,
9107,
2391,
279,
28522,
13,
3161,
10960,
11838,
1555,
7552,
220,
1591,
339,
11,
499,
1457,
1101,
617,
264,
2305,
311,
636,
400,
508,
13,
1691,
92520,
5366,
15496,
12789,
4999,
24581,
2555,
311,
1427,
4741,
311,
30,
14355,
369,
264,
502,
3451,
6410,
520,
386,
2227,
278,
1037,
323,
1212,
9293,
701,
4832,
39869,
753,
6187,
449,
1057,
19369,
38074,
22658,
2457,
6848,
627,
58713,
4821,
265,
8036,
1202,
14356,
520,
220,
11057,
19372,
800,
13,
578,
5843,
10951,
4409,
14356,
520,
220,
2790,
12,
843,
60237,
50541,
13,
374,
1457,
1825,
627,
55,
17346,
268,
17626,
1202,
62182,
5130,
323,
3779,
264,
93744,
5130,
439,
1664,
11,
449,
26863,
1093,
58466,
41821,
1286,
323,
272,
8023,
18029,
3703,
65,
16833,
64,
85501,
627,
33,
3043,
82821,
649,
1457,
5662,
29890,
10819,
323,
30549,
11,
9523,
311,
502,
13260,
34125,
389,
279,
26832,
20467,
323,
28162,
35967,
20467,
627,
47048,
1074,
16542,
32600,
2103,
706,
14741,
369,
3070,
22658,
6678,
3502,
84606,
420,
9178,
627,
94368,
5657,
34287,
527,
35821,
264,
9119,
3110,
1567,
520,
4584,
9028,
1466,
5657,
389,
7418,
11,
6186,
220,
2148,
369,
1884,
889,
1390,
311,
4048,
810,
922,
7138,
304,
7997,
2837,
627,
1451,
10922,
18397,
374,
53370,
311,
471,
311,
1561,
4356,
4409,
389,
7418,
11,
7552,
220,
975,
11,
449,
264,
220,
914,
4,
8824,
11,
439,
65509,
555,
24245,
68307,
627,
128001
] |
Create a maze from chipboard and plastic straws! This simple project has lots of room to scale into an exercise in design thinking. Sketch your maze, lay out your straws, and test it out!
- Plastic flexible straws
- One piece of chipboard
- Masking Tape
- Hot glue gun and glue sticks
How to Make a Straw Maze
Step 1: Begin Marking the Chipboard
Using a pencil, add a 1 inch mark on each side of the chipboard. You’ll use these marks as a guide for cuts. They don’t need to be exact, but try to keep each side consistent.
Step 2: Mark All 4 Sides of Chipboard
Repeat the process in step 1 until you’ve made a 1 inch mark on all 4 sides of the chipboard.
Step 3: Cut Single Slits In Each Side
Using the scissors, cut a single slit on all 4 sides of the chipboard.
Step 4: Repeat Cuts For Each Side
Cut a 1 inch slit into each side of the chipboard. When you’re done, your chipboard should have 4 one-inch cuts. The photo here shows 2 of the cuts completed and 2 remaining.
Step 5: Check Your Work
You should now have 4 slits — one on each side of the chipboard. Stop and check to make sure that you cut all these slits. Your chipboard should look like the picture.
Step 6: Fold Up Each Side
Now that the slits are cut, fold each side of the chipboard upward to create 4 walls. If you’re having trouble folding these, consider making the slit slightly larger.
Step 7: Tape the Edges
Once the sides are folded, add masking tape to the corners to hold them in place. The tape should be placed on the exterior of the folds. This doesn’t need to be perfect — just add enough tape to keep the walls folded up.
Step 8: Check Your Work
After adding the tape, the walls should stay in place. If the walls aren’t, make sure to redo the folds and tape. The walls keep the marble/bearing from escaping the maze, so take time to ensure that the walls are solid!
Step 10: Plan Your Maze
Once the walls are sturdy, start planning out your maze. Use this time to plan out your maze and think about the path you want the marble to take.
Step 11: Draw Your Plan
Once you’ve planned out your maze path, start drawing the lines with a pencil. Each line is where a plastic straw will be placed. Take as much time as you like during this phase — this is where you can decide how complex you want the project to be!
Step 12: Continue Drawing the Lines
When drawing the lines, it’s a good idea to pause and think about how the maze will work when straws are added. Think about the size of the marble you’ll be using and make sure that it’ll be able to fit! It’s a good idea to use straight and diagonal lines at first that connect together.
Step 13: Check Your Plan
Check your maze sketch once you finish. Make sure that the paths are how you want them to be for now. It’s much quicker to change the maze plan now than after the straw are glued!
Step 14: Add a Goal Label
This is optional, but it’s a good idea to include a Goal marking so that your players can find the end of your maze!
Step 15: Add a Start Label
Likewise, it’s a good idea to add a Start label to the top of your maze. This can be done as creatively as you’d like — or you can omit it completely if your plan calls for it!
Step 16: Begin Cutting the Straws
Once you’re happy with the first version of your plan, go ahead and start cutting the straws with your scissors. If you know that you’re using a lot of the same size pieces, you can start cutting the straws in preparation for placing them on the chipboard.
Step 17: Line Up the Straws
If you have lots of precise, different length cuts you can place the straw over each line and cut it from there. This will help make sure that you don’t waste any straws. In this photo, the straw sits on top of the first line which is then used as a reference point for cutting.
Step 18: Cut the Straws
If you’re using the previous method, the next step is to cut each straw to match the line size. This is a longer process but is more accurate and is likely to result in wasted straws.
Step 19: Finalize Straw Layout
At this point, it’s a good idea to double check your maze layout once you’ve placed the straws. Take a look at the overall design and move anything around that you want to before applying glue.
Step 20: Begin Applying Glue
Once you’ve placed your straws you’re ready to start adding the hot glue! You’ll find a good method that works for you, but one suggestion is to apply glue to one line at a time, placing each straw as you go.
Step 21: Example of Glue on Chipboard
Here’s an example of one way to apply the glue to the chipboard. It’s recommended to go one line at a time.
Step 22: Add the Straw
After adding the hot glue to each line, you’d place the cut straw and hold it in place while it dries. You’ll want the straws to be attached pretty firmly so that they don’t come off when the marble hits them.
Step 23: Adjust the Straws
Periodically stop and check your maze as you glue the straws to the chipboard. You may find that you need to adjust one or two straws as you’re working. Try to do this before the glue is completely dry, otherwise you may detach the straw and have to glue it again.
Step 24: Check Your Work
Once your straws are in glued, take a moment to check your maze. Make sure that there aren’t any loose straws — you’ll want these to be pretty firmly attached!
Step 25: Test Your Maze
Use your marble or bearing to test your maze! At this point you may find that you want to make some alterations, especially if your marble gets stuck. Make adjustments as needed, remembering to firmly reattach any straws that you move! | 1,402 | [
128000,
4110,
264,
36196,
505,
16797,
2541,
323,
12466,
610,
8805,
0,
1115,
4382,
2447,
706,
10283,
315,
3130,
311,
5569,
1139,
459,
10368,
304,
2955,
7422,
13,
39501,
701,
36196,
11,
11203,
704,
701,
610,
8805,
11,
323,
1296,
433,
704,
4999,
12,
37108,
19303,
610,
8805,
198,
12,
3861,
6710,
315,
16797,
2541,
198,
12,
20519,
287,
58586,
198,
12,
8166,
38561,
6166,
323,
38561,
34240,
198,
4438,
311,
7557,
264,
57944,
66191,
198,
8468,
220,
16,
25,
19110,
4488,
287,
279,
32013,
2541,
198,
16834,
264,
47218,
11,
923,
264,
220,
16,
17560,
1906,
389,
1855,
3185,
315,
279,
16797,
2541,
13,
1472,
4805,
1005,
1521,
15785,
439,
264,
8641,
369,
15455,
13,
2435,
1541,
1431,
1205,
311,
387,
4839,
11,
719,
1456,
311,
2567,
1855,
3185,
13263,
627,
8468,
220,
17,
25,
4488,
2052,
220,
19,
328,
3422,
315,
32013,
2541,
198,
39818,
279,
1920,
304,
3094,
220,
16,
3156,
499,
4070,
1903,
264,
220,
16,
17560,
1906,
389,
682,
220,
19,
11314,
315,
279,
16797,
2541,
627,
8468,
220,
18,
25,
20223,
11579,
6995,
1220,
763,
9062,
17072,
198,
16834,
279,
72724,
11,
4018,
264,
3254,
79130,
389,
682,
220,
19,
11314,
315,
279,
16797,
2541,
627,
8468,
220,
19,
25,
45901,
356,
6256,
1789,
9062,
17072,
198,
38766,
264,
220,
16,
17560,
79130,
1139,
1855,
3185,
315,
279,
16797,
2541,
13,
3277,
499,
3207,
2884,
11,
701,
16797,
2541,
1288,
617,
220,
19,
832,
25224,
15455,
13,
578,
6685,
1618,
5039,
220,
17,
315,
279,
15455,
8308,
323,
220,
17,
9861,
627,
8468,
220,
20,
25,
4343,
4718,
5664,
198,
2675,
1288,
1457,
617,
220,
19,
1776,
1220,
2001,
832,
389,
1855,
3185,
315,
279,
16797,
2541,
13,
14549,
323,
1817,
311,
1304,
2771,
430,
499,
4018,
682,
1521,
1776,
1220,
13,
4718,
16797,
2541,
1288,
1427,
1093,
279,
6945,
627,
8468,
220,
21,
25,
61573,
3216,
9062,
17072,
198,
7184,
430,
279,
1776,
1220,
527,
4018,
11,
11816,
1855,
3185,
315,
279,
16797,
2541,
40872,
311,
1893,
220,
19,
14620,
13,
1442,
499,
3207,
3515,
12544,
45842,
1521,
11,
2980,
3339,
279,
79130,
10284,
8294,
627,
8468,
220,
22,
25,
58586,
279,
3279,
4282,
198,
12805,
279,
11314,
527,
48135,
11,
923,
79176,
17401,
311,
279,
24359,
311,
3412,
1124,
304,
2035,
13,
578,
17401,
1288,
387,
9277,
389,
279,
28362,
315,
279,
61607,
13,
1115,
3250,
1431,
1205,
311,
387,
4832,
2001,
1120,
923,
3403,
17401,
311,
2567,
279,
14620,
48135,
709,
627,
8468,
220,
23,
25,
4343,
4718,
5664,
198,
6153,
7999,
279,
17401,
11,
279,
14620,
1288,
4822,
304,
2035,
13,
1442,
279,
14620,
7784,
1431,
11,
1304,
2771,
311,
59023,
279,
61607,
323,
17401,
13,
578,
14620,
2567,
279,
42390,
3554,
13992,
505,
53754,
279,
36196,
11,
779,
1935,
892,
311,
6106,
430,
279,
14620,
527,
6573,
4999,
8468,
220,
605,
25,
9878,
4718,
66191,
198,
12805,
279,
14620,
527,
45652,
11,
1212,
9293,
704,
701,
36196,
13,
5560,
420,
892,
311,
3197,
704,
701,
36196,
323,
1781,
922,
279,
1853,
499,
1390,
279,
42390,
311,
1935,
627,
8468,
220,
806,
25,
12261,
4718,
9878,
198,
12805,
499,
4070,
13205,
704,
701,
36196,
1853,
11,
1212,
13633,
279,
5238,
449,
264,
47218,
13,
9062,
1584,
374,
1405,
264,
12466,
31107,
690,
387,
9277,
13,
12040,
439,
1790,
892,
439,
499,
1093,
2391,
420,
10474,
2001,
420,
374,
1405,
499,
649,
10491,
1268,
6485,
499,
1390,
279,
2447,
311,
387,
4999,
8468,
220,
717,
25,
15353,
38859,
279,
39333,
198,
4599,
13633,
279,
5238,
11,
433,
753,
264,
1695,
4623,
311,
18579,
323,
1781,
922,
1268,
279,
36196,
690,
990,
994,
610,
8805,
527,
3779,
13,
21834,
922,
279,
1404,
315,
279,
42390,
499,
4805,
387,
1701,
323,
1304,
2771,
430,
433,
4805,
387,
3025,
311,
5052,
0,
1102,
753,
264,
1695,
4623,
311,
1005,
7833,
323,
38336,
5238,
520,
1176,
430,
4667,
3871,
627,
8468,
220,
1032,
25,
4343,
4718,
9878,
198,
4061,
701,
36196,
26610,
3131,
499,
6381,
13,
7557,
2771,
430,
279,
13006,
527,
1268,
499,
1390,
1124,
311,
387,
369,
1457,
13,
1102,
753,
1790,
39392,
311,
2349,
279,
36196,
3197,
1457,
1109,
1306,
279,
31107,
527,
79215,
4999,
8468,
220,
975,
25,
2758,
264,
41047,
9587,
198,
2028,
374,
10309,
11,
719,
433,
753,
264,
1695,
4623,
311,
2997,
264,
41047,
36024,
779,
430,
701,
4311,
649,
1505,
279,
842,
315,
701,
36196,
4999,
8468,
220,
868,
25,
2758,
264,
5256,
9587,
198,
73097,
25346,
11,
433,
753,
264,
1695,
4623,
311,
923,
264,
5256,
2440,
311,
279,
1948,
315,
701,
36196,
13,
1115,
649,
387,
2884,
439,
93396,
439,
499,
7070,
1093,
2001,
477,
499,
649,
52144,
433,
6724,
422,
701,
3197,
6880,
369,
433,
4999,
8468,
220,
845,
25,
19110,
63525,
279,
4610,
8805,
198,
12805,
499,
3207,
6380,
449,
279,
1176,
2373,
315,
701,
3197,
11,
733,
8469,
323,
1212,
14713,
279,
610,
8805,
449,
701,
72724,
13,
1442,
499,
1440,
430,
499,
3207,
1701,
264,
2763,
315,
279,
1890,
1404,
9863,
11,
499,
649,
1212,
14713,
279,
610,
8805,
304,
18459,
369,
25012,
1124,
389,
279,
16797,
2541,
627,
8468,
220,
1114,
25,
7228,
3216,
279,
4610,
8805,
198,
2746,
499,
617,
10283,
315,
24473,
11,
2204,
3160,
15455,
499,
649,
2035,
279,
31107,
927,
1855,
1584,
323,
4018,
433,
505,
1070,
13,
1115,
690,
1520,
1304,
2771,
430,
499,
1541,
1431,
12571,
904,
610,
8805,
13,
763,
420,
6685,
11,
279,
31107,
23874,
389,
1948,
315,
279,
1176,
1584,
902,
374,
1243,
1511,
439,
264,
5905,
1486,
369,
14713,
627,
8468,
220,
972,
25,
20223,
279,
4610,
8805,
198,
2746,
499,
3207,
1701,
279,
3766,
1749,
11,
279,
1828,
3094,
374,
311,
4018,
1855,
31107,
311,
2489,
279,
1584,
1404,
13,
1115,
374,
264,
5129,
1920,
719,
374,
810,
13687,
323,
374,
4461,
311,
1121,
304,
39928,
610,
8805,
627,
8468,
220,
777,
25,
13321,
553,
57944,
14141,
198,
1688,
420,
1486,
11,
433,
753,
264,
1695,
4623,
311,
2033,
1817,
701,
36196,
6932,
3131,
499,
4070,
9277,
279,
610,
8805,
13,
12040,
264,
1427,
520,
279,
8244,
2955,
323,
3351,
4205,
2212,
430,
499,
1390,
311,
1603,
19486,
38561,
627,
8468,
220,
508,
25,
19110,
90701,
8444,
361,
198,
12805,
499,
4070,
9277,
701,
610,
8805,
499,
3207,
5644,
311,
1212,
7999,
279,
4106,
38561,
0,
1472,
4805,
1505,
264,
1695,
1749,
430,
4375,
369,
499,
11,
719,
832,
24710,
374,
311,
3881,
38561,
311,
832,
1584,
520,
264,
892,
11,
25012,
1855,
31107,
439,
499,
733,
627,
8468,
220,
1691,
25,
13688,
315,
8444,
361,
389,
32013,
2541,
198,
8586,
753,
459,
3187,
315,
832,
1648,
311,
3881,
279,
38561,
311,
279,
16797,
2541,
13,
1102,
753,
11349,
311,
733,
832,
1584,
520,
264,
892,
627,
8468,
220,
1313,
25,
2758,
279,
57944,
198,
6153,
7999,
279,
4106,
38561,
311,
1855,
1584,
11,
499,
7070,
2035,
279,
4018,
31107,
323,
3412,
433,
304,
2035,
1418,
433,
294,
4108,
13,
1472,
4805,
1390,
279,
610,
8805,
311,
387,
12673,
5128,
32620,
779,
430,
814,
1541,
1431,
2586,
1022,
994,
279,
42390,
13280,
1124,
627,
8468,
220,
1419,
25,
28295,
279,
4610,
8805,
198,
24684,
2740,
3009,
323,
1817,
701,
36196,
439,
499,
38561,
279,
610,
8805,
311,
279,
16797,
2541,
13,
1472,
1253,
1505,
430,
499,
1205,
311,
7652,
832,
477,
1403,
610,
8805,
439,
499,
3207,
3318,
13,
9934,
311,
656,
420,
1603,
279,
38561,
374,
6724,
9235,
11,
6062,
499,
1253,
47881,
279,
31107,
323,
617,
311,
38561,
433,
1578,
627,
8468,
220,
1187,
25,
4343,
4718,
5664,
198,
12805,
701,
610,
8805,
527,
304,
79215,
11,
1935,
264,
4545,
311,
1817,
701,
36196,
13,
7557,
2771,
430,
1070,
7784,
1431,
904,
20784,
610,
8805,
2001,
499,
4805,
1390,
1521,
311,
387,
5128,
32620,
12673,
4999,
8468,
220,
914,
25,
3475,
4718,
66191,
198,
10464,
701,
42390,
477,
18534,
311,
1296,
701,
36196,
0,
2468,
420,
1486,
499,
1253,
1505,
430,
499,
1390,
311,
1304,
1063,
61086,
11,
5423,
422,
701,
42390,
5334,
16075,
13,
7557,
34074,
439,
4460,
11,
48384,
311,
32620,
312,
16732,
904,
610,
8805,
430,
499,
3351,
0,
128001
] |
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has confirmed that video assistant referees (VAR) will be used at the 2019 Women's World Cup.
VAR was deployed at the men's World Cup last summer, but FIFA had yet to commit to using the technology at the women's showpiece in France.
But, speaking in Miami on Friday, Infantino confirmed that VAR would indeed be implemented at the Women's World Cup.
"We will be using VAR," Infantino said at a press conference.
Following a period of testing, the FIFA panel overseeing Women's World Cup preparations recommended the use of VAR earlier this month.
That paved the way for Infantino 's announcement on Friday, with FIFA's ruling council having now ratified the usage of the technology.
FIFA having yet to confirm the use of VAR fueled controversy surrounding inequality in the women's game, with U.S. manager Jill Ellis having spoken out last year.
“I can’t see them not having it," Ellis told reporters of VAR at the Women's World Cup.
"I think it would be a little bit insulting if we weren’t afforded the same opportunity.
Currently, VAR is used in many professional men's leagues across the globe, but not in any women's leagues. | 272 | [
128000,
37,
38615,
4872,
15754,
43761,
83488,
3394,
706,
11007,
430,
2835,
18328,
96926,
320,
34140,
8,
690,
387,
1511,
520,
279,
220,
679,
24,
11215,
596,
4435,
11098,
627,
34140,
574,
27167,
520,
279,
3026,
596,
4435,
11098,
1566,
7474,
11,
719,
44742,
1047,
3686,
311,
5379,
311,
1701,
279,
5557,
520,
279,
3278,
596,
1501,
23164,
304,
9822,
627,
4071,
11,
12365,
304,
18045,
389,
6740,
11,
83488,
3394,
11007,
430,
44608,
1053,
13118,
387,
11798,
520,
279,
11215,
596,
4435,
11098,
627,
10944,
690,
387,
1701,
44608,
1359,
83488,
3394,
1071,
520,
264,
3577,
10017,
627,
28055,
264,
4261,
315,
7649,
11,
279,
44742,
7090,
68704,
11215,
596,
4435,
11098,
47979,
11349,
279,
1005,
315,
44608,
6931,
420,
2305,
627,
4897,
63675,
279,
1648,
369,
83488,
3394,
364,
82,
17480,
389,
6740,
11,
449,
44742,
596,
17864,
15177,
3515,
1457,
97665,
279,
10648,
315,
279,
5557,
627,
37,
38615,
3515,
3686,
311,
7838,
279,
1005,
315,
44608,
59461,
26654,
14932,
32305,
304,
279,
3278,
596,
1847,
11,
449,
549,
815,
13,
6783,
48311,
44707,
3515,
22066,
704,
1566,
1060,
627,
10378,
649,
1431,
1518,
1124,
539,
3515,
433,
1359,
44707,
3309,
19578,
315,
44608,
520,
279,
11215,
596,
4435,
11098,
627,
7189,
1781,
433,
1053,
387,
264,
2697,
2766,
68192,
422,
584,
15058,
1431,
66699,
279,
1890,
6776,
627,
34814,
11,
44608,
374,
1511,
304,
1690,
6721,
3026,
596,
39459,
4028,
279,
24867,
11,
719,
539,
304,
904,
3278,
596,
39459,
13,
128001
] |
I think a lot depends on how well you know your SO already.
My husband and I were together 6 years before we had the serious talk about whether we wanted to start trying.
Our talks pretty much focused on ensuring we both really wanted this, and how logistically/financially we'd make it work (who takes leave, daycare, saving before baby comes, etc). That's it. Our son is over a year now (with so many extra challenges thrown at us) and I still can't think of a single thing I wish we had of discussed beforehand.
But we know each other so well, so that may be why. Neither of us are religious, so no need to have that conversation. We've watched my nephews before extensively and already had a pretty good idea what our parenting styles are like (very similar, which helps). We already knew who would be best suited to raise our son if something happened to us.
We've definately talked things through along the way, but none of it would have been helpful to discuss beforehand. For instance, we debated circumcision. He wanted to, I didn't. The day our son was born he took one look at him and realized he couldn't do that to him. We debated setting up an resp and the implications of helping pay for school one day when our son was a few months old and came to a consensus that was a bit different from what we thought we would have done before having our son. There are plenty of things we've had to talk out since our son was born, but we are great at taking things out and have very similar values so it's never been an issue and I'm glad we do it as we tackle things together... Because things we decided pre-child are sometimes drastically different from what we ended up doing.
Just wanted to offer up a slightly different perspective :) | 386 | [
128000,
40,
1781,
264,
2763,
14117,
389,
1268,
1664,
499,
1440,
701,
5745,
2736,
382,
5159,
10177,
323,
358,
1051,
3871,
220,
21,
1667,
1603,
584,
1047,
279,
6129,
3137,
922,
3508,
584,
4934,
311,
1212,
4560,
382,
8140,
13739,
5128,
1790,
10968,
389,
23391,
584,
2225,
2216,
4934,
420,
11,
323,
1268,
1515,
38210,
14,
76087,
398,
584,
4265,
1304,
433,
990,
320,
14965,
5097,
5387,
11,
100254,
11,
14324,
1603,
8945,
4131,
11,
5099,
570,
3011,
596,
433,
13,
5751,
4538,
374,
927,
264,
1060,
1457,
320,
4291,
779,
1690,
5066,
11774,
15338,
520,
603,
8,
323,
358,
2103,
649,
956,
1781,
315,
264,
3254,
3245,
358,
6562,
584,
1047,
315,
14407,
52159,
382,
4071,
584,
1440,
1855,
1023,
779,
1664,
11,
779,
430,
1253,
387,
3249,
13,
25215,
315,
603,
527,
10597,
11,
779,
912,
1205,
311,
617,
430,
10652,
13,
1226,
3077,
15746,
856,
44964,
28844,
1603,
42817,
323,
2736,
1047,
264,
5128,
1695,
4623,
1148,
1057,
49058,
9404,
527,
1093,
320,
1225,
4528,
11,
902,
8779,
570,
1226,
2736,
7020,
889,
1053,
387,
1888,
32599,
311,
4933,
1057,
4538,
422,
2555,
7077,
311,
603,
382,
1687,
3077,
36222,
2718,
15243,
2574,
1555,
3235,
279,
1648,
11,
719,
7000,
315,
433,
1053,
617,
1027,
11190,
311,
4358,
52159,
13,
1789,
2937,
11,
584,
59674,
74609,
13,
1283,
4934,
311,
11,
358,
3287,
956,
13,
578,
1938,
1057,
4538,
574,
9405,
568,
3952,
832,
1427,
520,
1461,
323,
15393,
568,
7846,
956,
656,
430,
311,
1461,
13,
1226,
59674,
6376,
709,
459,
9216,
323,
279,
25127,
315,
10695,
2343,
369,
2978,
832,
1938,
994,
1057,
4538,
574,
264,
2478,
4038,
2362,
323,
3782,
311,
264,
24811,
430,
574,
264,
2766,
2204,
505,
1148,
584,
3463,
584,
1053,
617,
2884,
1603,
3515,
1057,
4538,
13,
2684,
527,
11510,
315,
2574,
584,
3077,
1047,
311,
3137,
704,
2533,
1057,
4538,
574,
9405,
11,
719,
584,
527,
2294,
520,
4737,
2574,
704,
323,
617,
1633,
4528,
2819,
779,
433,
596,
2646,
1027,
459,
4360,
323,
358,
2846,
16089,
584,
656,
433,
439,
584,
22118,
2574,
3871,
1131,
9393,
2574,
584,
6773,
864,
24384,
527,
7170,
48863,
2204,
505,
1148,
584,
9670,
709,
3815,
13,
4815,
10156,
4934,
311,
3085,
709,
264,
10284,
2204,
13356,
27046,
128001
] |
The advent of broadcast monitor technology is one of the biggest technological game-changers of the last decade in television and other programming.
The advent of broadcast Camera Monitor technology is one of the biggest technological game-changers of the last decade in television and other programming. It has given us unprecedented image quality with unmatched color accuracy, making it easy for you to see how things will look when they air on your audience’s screens. They’re also lightweight, ultra-portable and easy to set up in a variety of environments.
Broadcast monitors have unmatched image quality with unprecedented color accuracy.
It's really easy to think that the monitor you use at home is a good representation of what your audience will see, but it's not. For example, if you are using a regular CRT monitor, then your audience's eyes will be seeing an image that has been filtered through an LCD screen with a color temperature tint and gamma curve applied to it—and these characteristics can vary greatly depending on how old or new the panel is.
Broadcast monitors are designed specifically for professional use and have unmatched image quality with unprecedented color accuracy. They have higher contrast ratios than other monitors and produce images that are directly comparable to what you would see in print or film (or even nature).
They’re also lightweight, ultra-portable and easy to set up in a variety of environments — from mobile studios to remote production trucks.
The monitor calibration process adjusts the video signal being sent from your switcher to the monitor so that it matches how you see the image on screen when it’s viewed by viewers at home. It ensures that what you see is what everyone else sees.
While these advantages are fantastic, many professionals still find themselves running into issues when bringing their broadcast monitors on the road.
Monitor calibration is a very time-consuming process that requires specific equipment and careful attention to detail. It can be especially challenging to calibrate multiple monitors at once in a remote location, where the lighting conditions may not be ideal for accurate readings.
First and foremost is that, despite their mobility and durability, broadcast monitors still need to be calibrated consistently to ensure that they’re sending out the right signals.
Broadcast Camera Control Monitors are popular among photographers and videographers because they're portable, durable, and affordable. However, despite their mobility and durability, broadcast monitors still need to be calibrated consistently to ensure that they’re sending out the right signals. Calibrating a broadcast monitor is a time-consuming process that requires precise measurements of brightness levels (luminance) and color balance (chrominance). It's important for you to know how often this calibration should occur so that you can ensure your camera is producing accurate images.
This can be a painstaking process when you’re working with multiple monitors on-site or in a remote location. But it doesn’t have to be.
If you’re working with multiple monitors on-site or in a remote location, this can be a painstaking process when you’re trying to calibrate the monitors. But it doesn’t have to be!
The VFM-055A is a portable monitor calibration device that allows you to easily calibrate multiple monitors at once. It takes just seconds to set up and use, which means it can easily be transported anywhere, even if your production team needs to go on location.
With tools like TV Logic’s VFM-055A field monitor, properly calibrating your equipment has never been easier — or more portable.
A broadcast monitor is any device that displays a video signal, typically from an external source such as a camera or switcher. In the past, you would have had to use a separate external calibration device to ensure your monitor displayed colors accurately. Today’s field monitors, like TV Logic’s VFM-055A portable 5-inch display, make it easier than ever to calibrate your equipment on site in the field — and it's less stressful too!
The VFM-055A is designed specifically for broadcast professionals who need accurate color reproduction when shooting outside of their studio facilities. Built into the front panel of this portable unit are several useful features including waveform/vector scope overlays, audio metering (which includes speaker testing), along with full RS232 control capabilities for remote control via an optional RS232 serial cable adapter cable (sold separately).
TV Logic's VFM-055A makes calibration easier and less stressful. It's portable and easy to use, making it a great tool for professionals who need to calibrate their monitors on the go. The price tag is also appealing—it's under $200, so most people can afford to invest in one of these babies.
This model has been tested by several independent labs and received high marks for its color accuracy. It comes with six preset modes that are designed specifically for different types of work environments: sRGB mode (for web browsing), Adobe RGB mode (for photography), HDTV/Rec 709 mode (for video production), DCI P3 mode (for film production), DICOM SIM 4 Mode (for medical imaging) and DICOM Standard Mode (for medical imaging).
All in all, broadcast monitor calibration is a necessary process that should be performed as often as possible. But with the VFM-055A, you can do it on-site or in the field with ease and quickly. And once you’ve got a handle on your color accuracy, there’s no better way to make sure your content looks its best — no matter where it goes!
| 1,150 | [
128000,
791,
11599,
315,
13195,
8891,
5557,
374,
832,
315,
279,
8706,
30116,
1847,
11843,
14381,
315,
279,
1566,
13515,
304,
12707,
323,
1023,
15840,
627,
791,
11599,
315,
13195,
14669,
24423,
5557,
374,
832,
315,
279,
8706,
30116,
1847,
11843,
14381,
315,
279,
1566,
13515,
304,
12707,
323,
1023,
15840,
13,
1102,
706,
2728,
603,
31069,
2217,
4367,
449,
69477,
1933,
13708,
11,
3339,
433,
4228,
369,
499,
311,
1518,
1268,
2574,
690,
1427,
994,
814,
3805,
389,
701,
10877,
753,
15670,
13,
2435,
3207,
1101,
30244,
11,
24955,
42557,
481,
323,
4228,
311,
743,
709,
304,
264,
8205,
315,
22484,
627,
44462,
37577,
617,
69477,
2217,
4367,
449,
31069,
1933,
13708,
627,
2181,
596,
2216,
4228,
311,
1781,
430,
279,
8891,
499,
1005,
520,
2162,
374,
264,
1695,
13340,
315,
1148,
701,
10877,
690,
1518,
11,
719,
433,
596,
539,
13,
1789,
3187,
11,
422,
499,
527,
1701,
264,
5912,
96134,
8891,
11,
1243,
701,
10877,
596,
6548,
690,
387,
9298,
459,
2217,
430,
706,
1027,
18797,
1555,
459,
22745,
4264,
449,
264,
1933,
9499,
49104,
323,
22350,
16029,
9435,
311,
433,
17223,
1521,
17910,
649,
13592,
19407,
11911,
389,
1268,
2362,
477,
502,
279,
7090,
374,
627,
44462,
37577,
527,
6319,
11951,
369,
6721,
1005,
323,
617,
69477,
2217,
4367,
449,
31069,
1933,
13708,
13,
2435,
617,
5190,
13168,
42338,
1109,
1023,
37577,
323,
8356,
5448,
430,
527,
6089,
30139,
311,
1148,
499,
1053,
1518,
304,
1194,
477,
4632,
320,
269,
1524,
7138,
4390,
7009,
3207,
1101,
30244,
11,
24955,
42557,
481,
323,
4228,
311,
743,
709,
304,
264,
8205,
315,
22484,
2001,
505,
6505,
42795,
311,
8870,
5788,
27861,
627,
791,
8891,
38711,
1920,
84431,
279,
2835,
8450,
1694,
3288,
505,
701,
3480,
261,
311,
279,
8891,
779,
430,
433,
9248,
1268,
499,
1518,
279,
2217,
389,
4264,
994,
433,
753,
19894,
555,
22511,
520,
2162,
13,
1102,
26420,
430,
1148,
499,
1518,
374,
1148,
5127,
775,
16008,
627,
8142,
1521,
22934,
527,
14964,
11,
1690,
15749,
2103,
1505,
5694,
4401,
1139,
4819,
994,
12967,
872,
13195,
37577,
389,
279,
5754,
627,
31198,
38711,
374,
264,
1633,
892,
70840,
1920,
430,
7612,
3230,
7241,
323,
16994,
6666,
311,
7872,
13,
1102,
649,
387,
5423,
17436,
311,
1652,
44192,
5361,
37577,
520,
3131,
304,
264,
8870,
3813,
11,
1405,
279,
18186,
4787,
1253,
539,
387,
10728,
369,
13687,
40174,
627,
5451,
323,
43780,
374,
430,
11,
8994,
872,
31139,
323,
39665,
11,
13195,
37577,
2103,
1205,
311,
387,
86085,
21356,
311,
6106,
430,
814,
3207,
11889,
704,
279,
1314,
17738,
627,
44462,
14669,
7935,
3206,
12170,
527,
5526,
4315,
48277,
323,
23895,
79454,
1606,
814,
2351,
23665,
11,
27220,
11,
323,
17049,
13,
4452,
11,
8994,
872,
31139,
323,
39665,
11,
13195,
37577,
2103,
1205,
311,
387,
86085,
21356,
311,
6106,
430,
814,
3207,
11889,
704,
279,
1314,
17738,
13,
3400,
10892,
1113,
264,
13195,
8891,
374,
264,
892,
70840,
1920,
430,
7612,
24473,
22323,
315,
33306,
5990,
320,
75,
10318,
685,
8,
323,
1933,
8335,
320,
41484,
25387,
570,
1102,
596,
3062,
369,
499,
311,
1440,
1268,
3629,
420,
38711,
1288,
12446,
779,
430,
499,
649,
6106,
701,
6382,
374,
17843,
13687,
5448,
627,
2028,
649,
387,
264,
98713,
1920,
994,
499,
3207,
3318,
449,
5361,
37577,
389,
29654,
477,
304,
264,
8870,
3813,
13,
2030,
433,
3250,
1431,
617,
311,
387,
627,
2746,
499,
3207,
3318,
449,
5361,
37577,
389,
29654,
477,
304,
264,
8870,
3813,
11,
420,
649,
387,
264,
98713,
1920,
994,
499,
3207,
4560,
311,
1652,
44192,
279,
37577,
13,
2030,
433,
3250,
1431,
617,
311,
387,
4999,
791,
650,
26691,
12,
22913,
32,
374,
264,
23665,
8891,
38711,
3756,
430,
6276,
499,
311,
6847,
1652,
44192,
5361,
37577,
520,
3131,
13,
1102,
5097,
1120,
6622,
311,
743,
709,
323,
1005,
11,
902,
3445,
433,
649,
6847,
387,
40460,
12660,
11,
1524,
422,
701,
5788,
2128,
3966,
311,
733,
389,
3813,
627,
2409,
7526,
1093,
6007,
37201,
753,
650,
26691,
12,
22913,
32,
2115,
8891,
11,
10489,
1652,
10892,
1113,
701,
7241,
706,
2646,
1027,
8831,
2001,
477,
810,
23665,
627,
32,
13195,
8891,
374,
904,
3756,
430,
19207,
264,
2835,
8450,
11,
11383,
505,
459,
9434,
2592,
1778,
439,
264,
6382,
477,
3480,
261,
13,
763,
279,
3347,
11,
499,
1053,
617,
1047,
311,
1005,
264,
8821,
9434,
38711,
3756,
311,
6106,
701,
8891,
12882,
8146,
30357,
13,
11450,
753,
2115,
37577,
11,
1093,
6007,
37201,
753,
650,
26691,
12,
22913,
32,
23665,
220,
20,
25224,
3113,
11,
1304,
433,
8831,
1109,
3596,
311,
1652,
44192,
701,
7241,
389,
2816,
304,
279,
2115,
2001,
323,
433,
596,
2753,
46883,
2288,
4999,
791,
650,
26691,
12,
22913,
32,
374,
6319,
11951,
369,
13195,
15749,
889,
1205,
13687,
1933,
39656,
994,
10658,
4994,
315,
872,
14356,
13077,
13,
34154,
1139,
279,
4156,
7090,
315,
420,
23665,
5089,
527,
3892,
5505,
4519,
2737,
73464,
81482,
7036,
97972,
11,
7855,
23819,
287,
320,
8370,
5764,
19114,
7649,
705,
3235,
449,
2539,
24107,
12338,
2585,
17357,
369,
8870,
2585,
4669,
459,
10309,
24107,
12338,
6275,
14994,
13253,
14994,
320,
63578,
26214,
4390,
16027,
37201,
596,
650,
26691,
12,
22913,
32,
3727,
38711,
8831,
323,
2753,
46883,
13,
1102,
596,
23665,
323,
4228,
311,
1005,
11,
3339,
433,
264,
2294,
5507,
369,
15749,
889,
1205,
311,
1652,
44192,
872,
37577,
389,
279,
733,
13,
578,
3430,
4877,
374,
1101,
33352,
44603,
596,
1234,
400,
1049,
11,
779,
1455,
1274,
649,
10150,
311,
2793,
304,
832,
315,
1521,
24869,
627,
2028,
1646,
706,
1027,
12793,
555,
3892,
9678,
51048,
323,
4036,
1579,
15785,
369,
1202,
1933,
13708,
13,
1102,
4131,
449,
4848,
44021,
20362,
430,
527,
6319,
11951,
369,
2204,
4595,
315,
990,
22484,
25,
274,
18683,
3941,
320,
2000,
3566,
32421,
705,
29966,
21653,
3941,
320,
2000,
24685,
705,
473,
75918,
14,
3905,
220,
22874,
3941,
320,
2000,
2835,
5788,
705,
11162,
40,
393,
18,
3941,
320,
2000,
4632,
5788,
705,
98860,
1937,
23739,
220,
19,
14904,
320,
2000,
6593,
32758,
8,
323,
98860,
1937,
12028,
14904,
320,
2000,
6593,
32758,
4390,
2460,
304,
682,
11,
13195,
8891,
38711,
374,
264,
5995,
1920,
430,
1288,
387,
10887,
439,
3629,
439,
3284,
13,
2030,
449,
279,
650,
26691,
12,
22913,
32,
11,
499,
649,
656,
433,
389,
29654,
477,
304,
279,
2115,
449,
14553,
323,
6288,
13,
1628,
3131,
499,
4070,
2751,
264,
3790,
389,
701,
1933,
13708,
11,
1070,
753,
912,
2731,
1648,
311,
1304,
2771,
701,
2262,
5992,
1202,
1888,
2001,
912,
5030,
1405,
433,
5900,
4999,
128001
] |
The world’s healthiest rivers ebb and flow with the change of the seasons. They are fully connected within themselves and with the surrounding floodplain.
That is our vision for the Green River, where late summer and fall yield a slow and steady flow, while winter and spring bring periodic floods. These seasonal patterns orchestrate a cycle of life for the plants and animals residing in and around the Green, cuing fish to migrate and spawn and floodplain trees to drop their seeds. Even cave-dwelling species such as blind freshwater shrimp depend on the river’s natural pulse.
Restoring the pulse of the Green River began in the in the 1990s when a beautiful 125-mile stretch of the upper Green—surrounded by forest and pastureland, and boasting one of the nation’s most diverse assemblages of freshwater mussels—attracted The Nature Conservancy's attention. Since then, we’ve worked with local landowners and partners on improving the ecology of this stretch of river through a variety of targeted land protection and conservation strategies.
During this time, the Conservancy also began working with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on managing the Green River Lake dam to mimic a more natural flow. This ground-breaking partnership has served as a model for subsequent efforts across the country and around the world.
Uniting the Green
More recently, the Conservancy expanded its focus to include the lower Green with the goal of protecting a whole, naturally functioning system. This includes building on the partnership with the Army Corps to mimic more natural flows at dams on the Nolin, Rough and Barren rivers—key tributaries to the Green.
Because of the prevalence of row crop agriculture throughout this portion of the watershed, the Conservancy is also working with farmers on land management practices that reduce nutrient pollution. Preserving healthy soils also improves crop yields and increases carbon storage.
Forest loss, erosion, water demands, and increasingly volatile cycles of flood and drought caused by a changing climate threaten to dramatically and permanently alter the Green River. The river is vitally important to providing wildlife habitat, clean drinking water, irrigation and a vibrant outdoor recreation economy. The Conservancy continues to make immediate and long-term strategic investments in the entire Green River Basin to ensure this jewel of Kentucky’s waters can sustain nature and people for generations to come.
Fish of the Green River
More than 150 fish species have been found in the Green, including the Teardrop darter.
Mussels are abundant in the Green River.
Learn how changing flows from dams can produce benefits for people and nature.
Learn how changes in flows from the Green River Dam have benefited people and nature.
A child's view of protecting our precious resources, like the Green River. | 567 | [
128000,
791,
1917,
753,
2890,
13744,
36617,
384,
6194,
323,
6530,
449,
279,
2349,
315,
279,
15956,
13,
2435,
527,
7373,
8599,
2949,
5694,
323,
449,
279,
14932,
18197,
21435,
627,
4897,
374,
1057,
11376,
369,
279,
7997,
11188,
11,
1405,
3389,
7474,
323,
4498,
7692,
264,
6435,
323,
24981,
6530,
11,
1418,
12688,
323,
10683,
4546,
39445,
61272,
13,
4314,
36899,
12912,
70984,
7853,
264,
11008,
315,
2324,
369,
279,
11012,
323,
10099,
67512,
304,
323,
2212,
279,
7997,
11,
7015,
287,
7795,
311,
45666,
323,
18533,
323,
18197,
21435,
12690,
311,
6068,
872,
19595,
13,
7570,
26457,
1773,
86,
6427,
9606,
1778,
439,
18507,
80744,
56626,
6904,
389,
279,
15140,
753,
5933,
28334,
627,
12698,
5620,
279,
28334,
315,
279,
7997,
11188,
6137,
304,
279,
304,
279,
220,
2550,
15,
82,
994,
264,
6366,
220,
6549,
43276,
14841,
315,
279,
8582,
7997,
2345,
20370,
45091,
555,
13952,
323,
89355,
1974,
11,
323,
84744,
832,
315,
279,
7140,
753,
1455,
17226,
439,
28111,
1154,
315,
80744,
296,
32964,
99563,
55535,
578,
22037,
20650,
6709,
596,
6666,
13,
8876,
1243,
11,
584,
4070,
6575,
449,
2254,
4363,
23840,
323,
8717,
389,
18899,
279,
72546,
315,
420,
14841,
315,
15140,
1555,
264,
8205,
315,
17550,
4363,
9313,
323,
29711,
15174,
627,
16397,
420,
892,
11,
279,
20650,
6709,
1101,
6137,
3318,
449,
279,
549,
815,
13,
13309,
31242,
315,
49796,
389,
18646,
279,
7997,
11188,
11940,
3824,
311,
56459,
264,
810,
5933,
6530,
13,
1115,
5015,
55407,
15664,
706,
10434,
439,
264,
1646,
369,
17876,
9045,
4028,
279,
3224,
323,
2212,
279,
1917,
627,
4665,
287,
279,
7997,
198,
7816,
6051,
11,
279,
20650,
6709,
17626,
1202,
5357,
311,
2997,
279,
4827,
7997,
449,
279,
5915,
315,
22973,
264,
4459,
11,
18182,
31301,
1887,
13,
1115,
5764,
4857,
389,
279,
15664,
449,
279,
13309,
31242,
311,
56459,
810,
5933,
28555,
520,
83625,
389,
279,
452,
37737,
11,
58421,
323,
4821,
1466,
36617,
2345,
798,
14121,
332,
5548,
311,
279,
7997,
627,
18433,
315,
279,
38009,
315,
2872,
19641,
30029,
6957,
420,
13651,
315,
279,
92456,
11,
279,
20650,
6709,
374,
1101,
3318,
449,
20957,
389,
4363,
6373,
12659,
430,
8108,
50123,
25793,
13,
4203,
20073,
9498,
69561,
1101,
36050,
19641,
36508,
323,
12992,
12782,
5942,
627,
50678,
4814,
11,
58097,
11,
3090,
18651,
11,
323,
15098,
17509,
25492,
315,
18197,
323,
37846,
9057,
555,
264,
10223,
10182,
40250,
311,
29057,
323,
31859,
11857,
279,
7997,
11188,
13,
578,
15140,
374,
13458,
750,
3062,
311,
8405,
30405,
39646,
11,
4335,
16558,
3090,
11,
63566,
323,
264,
34076,
16166,
47044,
8752,
13,
578,
20650,
6709,
9731,
311,
1304,
14247,
323,
1317,
9860,
19092,
22538,
304,
279,
4553,
7997,
11188,
61358,
311,
6106,
420,
66941,
315,
26036,
753,
21160,
649,
14201,
7138,
323,
1274,
369,
22540,
311,
2586,
627,
65641,
315,
279,
7997,
11188,
198,
7816,
1109,
220,
3965,
7795,
9606,
617,
1027,
1766,
304,
279,
7997,
11,
2737,
279,
2722,
569,
897,
294,
5408,
627,
44,
32964,
527,
44611,
304,
279,
7997,
11188,
627,
24762,
1268,
10223,
28555,
505,
83625,
649,
8356,
7720,
369,
1274,
323,
7138,
627,
24762,
1268,
4442,
304,
28555,
505,
279,
7997,
11188,
16758,
617,
56128,
1274,
323,
7138,
627,
32,
1716,
596,
1684,
315,
22973,
1057,
27498,
5070,
11,
1093,
279,
7997,
11188,
13,
128001
] |
It's not the epinephrine. You're getting like 0.017 mg of epi if they inject an entire cartridge of anesthetic. Your body produces a lot more than that endogenously any time you have a fight/flight response (i.e. are scared of the dentist/needles, etc). The only time epi is a concern is when it is injected intravascularly, which is why we use an aspirating syringe. Have you just tried taking valium before procedures? Epinephrine is a like a little net for the anesthetic and not only keeps it localized, but allows us to give you more anesthetic and produce longer duration of anesthesia. | 140 | [
128000,
2181,
596,
539,
279,
4248,
483,
764,
40101,
13,
1472,
2351,
3794,
1093,
220,
15,
13,
17248,
14060,
315,
384,
2554,
422,
814,
15921,
459,
4553,
51962,
315,
459,
71109,
13,
4718,
2547,
19159,
264,
2763,
810,
1109,
430,
842,
11968,
7162,
904,
892,
499,
617,
264,
4465,
14,
39490,
2077,
320,
72,
1770,
13,
527,
27207,
315,
279,
50351,
14,
17483,
645,
11,
5099,
570,
578,
1193,
892,
384,
2554,
374,
264,
4747,
374,
994,
433,
374,
41772,
10805,
402,
50804,
398,
11,
902,
374,
3249,
584,
1005,
459,
25689,
1113,
6705,
85124,
13,
12522,
499,
1120,
6818,
4737,
1062,
2411,
1603,
16346,
30,
11266,
483,
764,
40101,
374,
264,
1093,
264,
2697,
4272,
369,
279,
459,
71109,
323,
539,
1193,
13912,
433,
44589,
11,
719,
6276,
603,
311,
3041,
499,
810,
459,
71109,
323,
8356,
5129,
8250,
315,
91906,
13,
128001
] |
Isbn 978--8122-4152-5 384 pages us$ 6995 the term reproductive health was first adopted at the international conference on population and development (icpd) in 1994 and heralded a major shift in thinking and approach to population issues - from pure population control through family. The children of families living in poverty are more likely to have health conditions and adolescent health and employment: a systematic review pediatrics markham cm positive youth development as a strategy to promote adolescent sexual and reproductive health j adolesc health. Full-text (pdf) | poor health, poor women: how reproductive health affects poverty. Essays & papers the negative impact of reproductive health bill to the filipinos - paper example the negative impact of reproductive health bill to the filipinos poverty causes disability and disability causes poverty. Guidelines on reproductive health the determinants of reproductive ill-health lie in poverty, gender and other forms of inequity (programs division working papers no 8) 1993 koblinsky m, timyan j, gay j eds the health of women: a global perspective.
Addressing both poverty and other contributors to large family size is necessary in order to turn a vicious circle into a poverty & development the issue consumption poverty particularly the lack of women's rights as well as sexual and reproductive health and rights. Sexual and reproductive health and rights (srhr) and the post-2015 development agenda srhr are integral to the achievement of all shared global. The effect of poverty on health let us first begin by asking the question what is poverty some people describe poverty as a lack of necessary materials such as food, water, clothing and shelter, all of which are needed for a basic standard of living. Objectives - poverty and reproductive health at the end of this section you will be able to: explain some of the income related barriers that exist to the access and proper use of contraception. The straight facts on women in poverty by alexandra cawthorne posted on october 8, 2008, 9:00 am poverty rates for males and females are the same throughout childhood a progressive vision for reproductive health and rights.
Reproductive morbidity and poverty workshop announcement + call for papers 6th november 2010 the burden of reproductive health morbidities falls heaviest on the poor who often do not have access to essential health care and services. Poverty and youth reproductive health task order 1 this review analyzes 21 poverty reduction strategy papers and makes recommendations for countries to address population, reproductive health, and adolescent health and development. Fact sheet on youth reproductive health policy poverty and youth reproductive health task order 1 november 2009 poor reproductive health is both a cause and consequence of poverty. This paper examines the complex linkages of poverty, reproductive/sexual health and behavior, and hiv/aids in africa it addresses the following questions: (1. Denial of such rights also worsens poverty reproductive health should be looked at through a lifecycle approach as it affects both men and women from infancy to old age sexual and reproductive health, and reproductive rights.
Poppov is a group of academic researchers and funders from around the globe all new poppov materials will be located on the population and poverty (poppov) research network project page located on the population sexual and reproductive health women's and children's health women's. Women's reproductive health: human rights continue to exist (germain, reproductive health and human rights 65) in the united states, numerous relations among poverty and sexual and reproductive if you are the original writer of this essay and no longer wish to have the essay. 1 paper presented at the cicred seminar on reproductive health, unmet needs, and poverty: issues of access and quality of services, held at chulanlongkorn university, bankok poverty, social vulnerability, and adolescent pregnancy possible indicators for these variables will.
Reproductive health is defined as a state of complete physical, mental, and social well being and not merely itself the cause of poverty and underdevelopment almost without exception, population policies focused on the need to restrain population growth. Poverty and abortion: a vicious cycle deep poverty (with an income less than half the federal poverty line) 1 l finer et al in perspectives on sexual and reproductive health, sept 2005, pp 110-118 at 115. World health organization in preference to others of a similar nature that are not mentioned chapter 4 adult women: the reproductive years 37 women's health during the reproductive years 39 maternal health 40 women and hiv/aids 43.
Health, diseases, hiv/aids - reproductive health in low income women. Poverty in the philippines essay poverty in the philippines the rich, the middle class, and the poor are described by the way we live and the amount the philippine congress is now pushing forward the divorce bill right after they have put forward the reproductive health bill. Call for papers reproductive health, unmet needs, and poverty: issues of access and quality of services version fran aise ici bangkok, thailand - 25-30 november 2002 the cicred is planning an interregional seminar on reproductive health, unmet needs, and poverty. Women who attempted to get abortions but were denied are three times as likely to fall into poverty than those whose ucsf's bixby center on global reproductive health examined 3,000 interviews conducted with over 1,000 women from first-person essays, features, interviews. Women's reproductive health and rights on women and health in its agreed conclusions by drawing attention to women's health issues such as infectious diseases, mental combating hiv/aids and eradicating poverty. | 1,142 | [
128000,
3957,
11328,
220,
17272,
313,
19270,
17,
12,
18136,
17,
12,
20,
220,
12910,
6959,
603,
3,
220,
23459,
20,
279,
4751,
42889,
2890,
574,
1176,
18306,
520,
279,
6625,
10017,
389,
7187,
323,
4500,
320,
292,
15720,
8,
304,
220,
2550,
19,
323,
65206,
291,
264,
3682,
6541,
304,
7422,
323,
5603,
311,
7187,
4819,
482,
505,
10748,
7187,
2585,
1555,
3070,
13,
578,
2911,
315,
8689,
5496,
304,
19542,
527,
810,
4461,
311,
617,
2890,
4787,
323,
36088,
2890,
323,
14740,
25,
264,
37538,
3477,
10696,
71528,
1906,
5721,
10166,
6928,
12822,
4500,
439,
264,
8446,
311,
12192,
36088,
7392,
323,
42889,
2890,
503,
23981,
66,
2890,
13,
8797,
9529,
320,
12091,
8,
765,
8009,
2890,
11,
8009,
3278,
25,
1268,
42889,
2890,
22223,
19542,
13,
56714,
612,
16064,
279,
8389,
5536,
315,
42889,
2890,
4121,
311,
279,
1488,
575,
15570,
482,
5684,
3187,
279,
8389,
5536,
315,
42889,
2890,
4121,
311,
279,
1488,
575,
15570,
19542,
11384,
28353,
323,
28353,
11384,
19542,
13,
48528,
389,
42889,
2890,
279,
6449,
1821,
315,
42889,
5986,
79505,
10457,
304,
19542,
11,
10026,
323,
1023,
7739,
315,
19661,
447,
488,
320,
74053,
13096,
3318,
16064,
912,
220,
23,
8,
220,
2550,
18,
597,
38834,
52541,
296,
11,
6935,
8503,
503,
11,
8485,
503,
98199,
279,
2890,
315,
3278,
25,
264,
3728,
13356,
627,
4383,
287,
2225,
19542,
323,
1023,
20965,
311,
3544,
3070,
1404,
374,
5995,
304,
2015,
311,
2543,
264,
43510,
12960,
1139,
264,
19542,
612,
4500,
279,
4360,
15652,
19542,
8104,
279,
6996,
315,
3278,
596,
3268,
439,
1664,
439,
7392,
323,
42889,
2890,
323,
3268,
13,
39767,
323,
42889,
2890,
323,
3268,
320,
15444,
4171,
8,
323,
279,
1772,
12,
679,
20,
4500,
18909,
19499,
4171,
527,
26154,
311,
279,
26501,
315,
682,
6222,
3728,
13,
578,
2515,
315,
19542,
389,
2890,
1095,
603,
1176,
3240,
555,
10371,
279,
3488,
1148,
374,
19542,
1063,
1274,
7664,
19542,
439,
264,
6996,
315,
5995,
7384,
1778,
439,
3691,
11,
3090,
11,
17895,
323,
23756,
11,
682,
315,
902,
527,
4460,
369,
264,
6913,
5410,
315,
5496,
13,
3075,
1924,
482,
19542,
323,
42889,
2890,
520,
279,
842,
315,
420,
3857,
499,
690,
387,
3025,
311,
25,
10552,
1063,
315,
279,
8070,
5552,
30740,
430,
3073,
311,
279,
2680,
323,
6300,
1005,
315,
72354,
13,
578,
7833,
13363,
389,
3278,
304,
19542,
555,
57578,
24155,
272,
675,
339,
17334,
8621,
389,
18998,
6048,
220,
23,
11,
220,
1049,
23,
11,
220,
24,
25,
410,
1097,
19542,
7969,
369,
25000,
323,
28585,
527,
279,
1890,
6957,
20587,
264,
23053,
11376,
369,
42889,
2890,
323,
3268,
627,
697,
34370,
93144,
19025,
323,
19542,
26129,
17480,
489,
1650,
369,
16064,
220,
21,
339,
85323,
220,
679,
15,
279,
23104,
315,
42889,
2890,
4411,
21301,
1385,
17503,
568,
99462,
389,
279,
8009,
889,
3629,
656,
539,
617,
2680,
311,
7718,
2890,
2512,
323,
3600,
13,
70274,
323,
12822,
42889,
2890,
3465,
2015,
220,
16,
420,
3477,
86281,
220,
1691,
19542,
14278,
8446,
16064,
323,
3727,
19075,
369,
5961,
311,
2686,
7187,
11,
42889,
2890,
11,
323,
36088,
2890,
323,
4500,
13,
37812,
11071,
389,
12822,
42889,
2890,
4947,
19542,
323,
12822,
42889,
2890,
3465,
2015,
220,
16,
85323,
220,
1049,
24,
8009,
42889,
2890,
374,
2225,
264,
5353,
323,
29774,
315,
19542,
13,
1115,
5684,
49095,
279,
6485,
2723,
1154,
315,
19542,
11,
42889,
14,
44687,
2890,
323,
7865,
11,
323,
305,
344,
14520,
3447,
304,
45381,
433,
14564,
279,
2768,
4860,
25,
320,
16,
13,
9973,
532,
315,
1778,
3268,
1101,
47293,
729,
19542,
42889,
2890,
1288,
387,
7111,
520,
1555,
264,
48608,
5603,
439,
433,
22223,
2225,
3026,
323,
3278,
505,
86617,
311,
2362,
4325,
7392,
323,
42889,
2890,
11,
323,
42889,
3268,
627,
47,
4880,
869,
374,
264,
1912,
315,
14584,
12074,
323,
3887,
388,
505,
2212,
279,
24867,
682,
502,
2477,
79,
869,
7384,
690,
387,
7559,
389,
279,
7187,
323,
19542,
320,
79,
4880,
869,
8,
3495,
4009,
2447,
2199,
7559,
389,
279,
7187,
7392,
323,
42889,
2890,
3278,
596,
323,
2911,
596,
2890,
3278,
596,
13,
11215,
596,
42889,
2890,
25,
3823,
3268,
3136,
311,
3073,
320,
1414,
3902,
11,
42889,
2890,
323,
3823,
3268,
220,
2397,
8,
304,
279,
29292,
5415,
11,
12387,
4398,
4315,
19542,
323,
7392,
323,
42889,
422,
499,
527,
279,
4113,
7061,
315,
420,
9071,
323,
912,
5129,
6562,
311,
617,
279,
9071,
13,
220,
16,
5684,
10666,
520,
279,
54877,
1171,
54675,
389,
42889,
2890,
11,
653,
4150,
3966,
11,
323,
19542,
25,
4819,
315,
2680,
323,
4367,
315,
3600,
11,
5762,
520,
523,
51835,
4930,
74,
1540,
12374,
11,
6201,
564,
19542,
11,
3674,
34104,
11,
323,
36088,
20209,
3284,
34824,
369,
1521,
7482,
690,
627,
697,
34370,
2890,
374,
4613,
439,
264,
1614,
315,
4686,
7106,
11,
10723,
11,
323,
3674,
1664,
1694,
323,
539,
16632,
5196,
279,
5353,
315,
19542,
323,
1234,
30671,
4661,
2085,
4788,
11,
7187,
10396,
10968,
389,
279,
1205,
311,
97876,
7187,
6650,
13,
70274,
323,
20710,
25,
264,
43510,
11008,
5655,
19542,
320,
4291,
459,
8070,
2753,
1109,
4376,
279,
6918,
19542,
1584,
8,
220,
16,
326,
73886,
1880,
453,
304,
39555,
389,
7392,
323,
42889,
2890,
11,
35429,
220,
1049,
20,
11,
12086,
220,
5120,
12,
8899,
520,
220,
7322,
13,
4435,
2890,
7471,
304,
22698,
311,
3885,
315,
264,
4528,
7138,
430,
527,
539,
9932,
12735,
220,
19,
6822,
3278,
25,
279,
42889,
1667,
220,
1806,
3278,
596,
2890,
2391,
279,
42889,
1667,
220,
2137,
50150,
2890,
220,
1272,
3278,
323,
305,
344,
14520,
3447,
220,
3391,
627,
14884,
11,
19338,
11,
305,
344,
14520,
3447,
482,
42889,
2890,
304,
3428,
8070,
3278,
13,
70274,
304,
279,
81004,
9071,
19542,
304,
279,
81004,
279,
9257,
11,
279,
6278,
538,
11,
323,
279,
8009,
527,
7633,
555,
279,
1648,
584,
3974,
323,
279,
3392,
279,
10891,
2877,
483,
21716,
374,
1457,
17919,
4741,
279,
25549,
4121,
1314,
1306,
814,
617,
2231,
4741,
279,
42889,
2890,
4121,
13,
7290,
369,
16064,
42889,
2890,
11,
653,
4150,
3966,
11,
323,
19542,
25,
4819,
315,
2680,
323,
4367,
315,
3600,
2373,
22944,
264,
1082,
49733,
26518,
46364,
11,
270,
26240,
482,
220,
914,
12,
966,
85323,
220,
1049,
17,
279,
54877,
1171,
374,
9293,
459,
958,
1610,
4001,
54675,
389,
42889,
2890,
11,
653,
4150,
3966,
11,
323,
19542,
13,
11215,
889,
17644,
311,
636,
54373,
719,
1051,
15164,
527,
2380,
3115,
439,
4461,
311,
4498,
1139,
19542,
1109,
1884,
6832,
577,
4942,
69,
596,
293,
953,
1729,
4219,
389,
3728,
42889,
2890,
25078,
220,
18,
11,
931,
19905,
13375,
449,
927,
220,
16,
11,
931,
3278,
505,
1176,
29145,
23691,
11,
4519,
11,
19905,
13,
11215,
596,
42889,
2890,
323,
3268,
389,
3278,
323,
2890,
304,
1202,
7378,
31342,
555,
13633,
6666,
311,
3278,
596,
2890,
4819,
1778,
439,
50600,
19338,
11,
10723,
96178,
305,
344,
14520,
3447,
323,
2781,
37314,
1113,
19542,
13,
128001
] |
According to The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) publication ‘Principles to Action: Ensuring Mathematical Success for All’ (2014) the 8 high leverage teaching practices that support meaningful learning are:
- Establish mathematics goals to focus learning
- Implement taks that promote reasoning and problem solving
- Use and connect mathematical representations
- Facilitate meaningful mathematical discourse
- Pose purposeful questions
- Build procedural fluency from conceptual understanding
- Support productive struggle in learning mathematics
- Elicit and use evidence of student thinking
Similarly the 2012 National Research Council report Education for Life and Work identifies the following essential features of instruction:
- Engaging learners in challenging tasks, with supportive guidance and feedback
- Using multiple and varied representations of concepts and tasks
- Encouraging elaboration, questioning, and self-explanation
- Teaching with examples and cases
- Priming student motivation
- Using formative assessment
Focus on rigor defined as a balance among conceptual understanding, procedural skills and fluency, and application with equal intensity.
Mathematics instruction should be intentionally designed and carefully orchestrated in the classroom, and should always focus on impacting student learning. Start with appropriately challenging learning intentions and success criteria. Teachers need to be clear about where their students are, where they need to go, and what achievement of learning milestones looks like. Good mathematics learning is embedded in discourse and collaboration – both with teachers and among peers – and is orchestrated around appropriately challenging tasks. Students should be doing more of the thinking and talking than the teacher. Must be partners in understanding with metacognition (thinking about their own thinking).
Surface, deep and transfer learning
Surface – initial development of conceptual understanding, procedural skills, and vocabulary of a new topic
Deep – begin to make connections among conceptual ideas, and practice and apply procedural skills with greater fluency. Plan, investigate, elaborate on their conceptual understandings and begin to make generalisations. Can facilitate transfer.
Transfer – ability to more independently apply deeply understood concepts and skills to new and novel situations | 426 | [
128000,
11439,
311,
578,
5165,
9251,
315,
47802,
315,
50895,
320,
45,
1182,
44,
8,
17009,
3451,
3617,
5824,
645,
311,
5703,
25,
58968,
1711,
92102,
13346,
369,
2052,
529,
320,
679,
19,
8,
279,
220,
23,
1579,
33164,
12917,
12659,
430,
1862,
23222,
6975,
527,
512,
12,
40498,
38696,
9021,
311,
5357,
6975,
198,
12,
32175,
259,
10011,
430,
12192,
33811,
323,
3575,
22581,
198,
12,
5560,
323,
4667,
37072,
44713,
198,
12,
17375,
3748,
349,
23222,
37072,
41602,
198,
12,
51473,
7580,
1285,
4860,
198,
12,
8012,
62781,
20236,
2301,
505,
44901,
8830,
198,
12,
9365,
27331,
14993,
304,
6975,
38696,
198,
12,
469,
6154,
323,
1005,
6029,
315,
5575,
7422,
198,
68791,
279,
220,
679,
17,
5165,
8483,
9251,
1934,
11930,
369,
9601,
323,
5664,
36611,
279,
2768,
7718,
4519,
315,
7754,
512,
12,
3365,
4210,
53243,
304,
17436,
9256,
11,
449,
33445,
19351,
323,
11302,
198,
12,
12362,
5361,
323,
28830,
44713,
315,
19476,
323,
9256,
198,
12,
10984,
414,
4210,
25985,
367,
11,
34685,
11,
323,
659,
10397,
36990,
198,
12,
45377,
449,
10507,
323,
5157,
198,
12,
36283,
287,
5575,
25835,
198,
12,
12362,
1376,
1413,
15813,
198,
14139,
389,
78477,
4613,
439,
264,
8335,
4315,
44901,
8830,
11,
62781,
7512,
323,
20236,
2301,
11,
323,
3851,
449,
6273,
21261,
627,
8991,
34805,
7754,
1288,
387,
37304,
6319,
323,
15884,
93167,
304,
279,
24978,
11,
323,
1288,
2744,
5357,
389,
74055,
5575,
6975,
13,
5256,
449,
36001,
17436,
6975,
34334,
323,
2450,
13186,
13,
47802,
1205,
311,
387,
2867,
922,
1405,
872,
4236,
527,
11,
1405,
814,
1205,
311,
733,
11,
323,
1148,
26501,
315,
6975,
69376,
5992,
1093,
13,
7839,
38696,
6975,
374,
23711,
304,
41602,
323,
20632,
1389,
2225,
449,
13639,
323,
4315,
26081,
1389,
323,
374,
93167,
2212,
36001,
17436,
9256,
13,
20783,
1288,
387,
3815,
810,
315,
279,
7422,
323,
7556,
1109,
279,
11326,
13,
15832,
387,
8717,
304,
8830,
449,
2322,
582,
31756,
320,
83360,
922,
872,
1866,
7422,
4390,
24627,
11,
5655,
323,
8481,
6975,
198,
24627,
1389,
2926,
4500,
315,
44901,
8830,
11,
62781,
7512,
11,
323,
36018,
315,
264,
502,
8712,
198,
34564,
1389,
3240,
311,
1304,
13537,
4315,
44901,
6848,
11,
323,
6725,
323,
3881,
62781,
7512,
449,
7191,
20236,
2301,
13,
9878,
11,
19874,
11,
37067,
389,
872,
44901,
3619,
826,
323,
3240,
311,
1304,
4689,
56276,
13,
3053,
28696,
8481,
627,
22737,
1389,
5845,
311,
810,
29235,
3881,
17693,
16365,
19476,
323,
7512,
311,
502,
323,
11775,
15082,
128001
] |
/*
* Copyright (C) 1997 <NAME> (<EMAIL>)
* (C) 1997 <NAME> (<EMAIL>)
* (C) 1998 <NAME> (<EMAIL>)
* (C) 1999 <NAME> (<EMAIL>)
* (C) 1999 <NAME> (<EMAIL>)
* Copyright (C) 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2013 Apple Inc. All rights reserved.
*
* This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
* modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public
* License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
* version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
*
* This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
* Library General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU Library General Public License
* along with this library; see the file COPYING.LIB. If not, write to
* the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor,
* Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
*/
#ifndef LayoutTableSection_h
#define LayoutTableSection_h
#include "core/CoreExport.h"
#include "core/layout/LayoutTable.h"
#include "core/layout/LayoutTableBoxComponent.h"
#include "wtf/Vector.h"
namespace blink {
// This variable is used to balance the memory consumption vs the paint invalidation time on big tables.
const float gMaxAllowedOverflowingCellRatioForFastPaintPath = 0.1f;
// Helper class for paintObject.
class CellSpan {
STACK_ALLOCATED();
public:
CellSpan(unsigned start, unsigned end)
: m_start(start)
, m_end(end)
{
}
unsigned start() const { return m_start; }
unsigned end() const { return m_end; }
void decreaseStart() { --m_start; }
void increaseEnd() { ++m_end; }
void ensureConsistency(const unsigned);
private:
unsigned m_start;
unsigned m_end;
};
class LayoutTableCell;
class LayoutTableRow;
// LayoutTableSection is used to represent table row group (display:
// table-row-group), header group (display: table-header-group) and footer group
// (display: table-footer-group).
//
// The object holds the internal representation of the rows (m_grid). See
// recalcCells() below for some extra explanation.
//
// A lot of the complexity in this class is related to handling rowspan, colspan
// or just non-regular tables.
//
// Example of rowspan / colspan leading to overlapping cells (rowspan and
// colspan are overlapping):
// <table>
// <tr>
// <td>first row</td>
// <td rowspan="2">rowspan</td>
// </tr>
// <tr>
// <td colspan="2">colspan</td>
// </tr>
// </table>
//
// Example of non-regular table (missing one cell in the first row):
// <!DOCTYPE html>
// <table>
// <tr><td>First row only child.</td></tr>
// <tr>
// <td>Second row first child</td>
// <td>Second row second child</td>
// </tr>
// </table>
//
// LayoutTableSection is responsible for laying out LayoutTableRows and
// LayoutTableCells (see layoutRows()). However it is not their containing
// block, the enclosing LayoutTable (this object's parent()) is. This is why
// this class inherits from LayoutTableBoxComponent and not LayoutBlock.
class CORE_EXPORT LayoutTableSection final : public LayoutTableBoxComponent {
public:
explicit LayoutTableSection(Element*);
~LayoutTableSection() override;
LayoutTableRow* firstRow() const;
LayoutTableRow* lastRow() const;
void addChild(LayoutObject* child, LayoutObject* beforeChild = nullptr) override;
int firstLineBoxBaseline() const override;
void addCell(LayoutTableCell*, LayoutTableRow*);
int calcRowLogicalHeight();
void layoutRows();
void computeOverflowFromCells();
bool recalcChildOverflowAfterStyleChange();
LayoutTable* table() const { return toLayoutTable(parent()); }
typedef Vector<LayoutTableCell*, 2> SpanningLayoutTableCells;
// CellStruct represents the cells that occupy an (N, M) position in the
// table grid.
struct CellStruct {
DISALLOW_NEW_EXCEPT_PLACEMENT_NEW();
public:
// All the cells that fills this grid "slot".
// Due to colspan / rowpsan, it is possible to have overlapping cells
// (see class comment about an example).
// This Vector is sorted in DOM order.
Vector<LayoutTableCell*, 1> cells;
bool inColSpan; // true for columns after the first in a colspan
CellStruct();
~CellStruct();
// This is the cell in the grid "slot" that is on top of the others
// (aka the last cell in DOM order for this slot).
//
// This is the cell originating from this slot if it exists.
//
// The concept of a primary cell is dubious at most as it doesn't
// correspond to a DOM or rendering concept. Also callers should be
// careful about assumptions about it. For example, even though the
// primary cell is visibly the top most, it is not guaranteed to be
// the only one visible for this slot due to different visual
// overflow rectangles.
LayoutTableCell* primaryCell()
{
return hasCells() ? cells[cells.size() - 1] : 0;
}
const LayoutTableCell* primaryCell() const
{
return hasCells() ? cells[cells.size() - 1] : 0;
}
bool hasCells() const { return cells.size() > 0; }
};
// The index is effective column index.
typedef Vector<CellStruct> Row;
struct RowStruct {
DISALLOW_NEW_EXCEPT_PLACEMENT_NEW();
public:
RowStruct()
: rowLayoutObject(nullptr)
, baseline(-1)
{
}
Row row;
LayoutTableRow* rowLayoutObject;
int baseline;
Length logicalHeight;
};
struct SpanningRowsHeight {
STACK_ALLOCATED();
WTF_MAKE_NONCOPYABLE(SpanningRowsHeight);
public:
SpanningRowsHeight()
: totalRowsHeight(0)
, spanningCellHeightIgnoringBorderSpacing(0)
, isAnyRowWithOnlySpanningCells(false)
{
}
Vector<int> rowHeight;
int totalRowsHeight;
int spanningCellHeightIgnoringBorderSpacing;
bool isAnyRowWithOnlySpanningCells;
};
const BorderValue& borderAdjoiningTableStart() const
{
if (hasSameDirectionAs(table()))
return style()->borderStart();
return style()->borderEnd();
}
const BorderValue& borderAdjoiningTableEnd() const
{
if (hasSameDirectionAs(table()))
return style()->borderEnd();
return style()->borderStart();
}
const BorderValue& borderAdjoiningStartCell(const LayoutTableCell*) const;
const BorderValue& borderAdjoiningEndCell(const LayoutTableCell*) const;
const LayoutTableCell* firstRowCellAdjoiningTableStart() const;
const LayoutTableCell* firstRowCellAdjoiningTableEnd() const;
CellStruct& cellAt(unsigned row, unsigned effectiveColumn) { return m_grid[row].row[effectiveColumn]; }
const CellStruct& cellAt(unsigned row, unsigned effectiveColumn) const { return m_grid[row].row[effectiveColumn]; }
LayoutTableCell* primaryCellAt(unsigned row, unsigned effectiveColumn)
{
CellStruct& c = m_grid[row].row[effectiveColumn];
return c.primaryCell();
}
const LayoutTableCell* primaryCellAt(unsigned row, unsigned effectiveColumn) const { return const_cast<LayoutTableSection*>(this)->primaryCellAt(row, effectiveColumn); }
LayoutTableRow* rowLayoutObjectAt(unsigned row) { return m_grid[row].rowLayoutObject; }
const LayoutTableRow* rowLayoutObjectAt(unsigned row) const { return m_grid[row].rowLayoutObject; }
void appendEffectiveColumn(unsigned pos);
void splitEffectiveColumn(unsigned pos, unsigned first);
enum BlockBorderSide { BorderBefore, BorderAfter };
int calcBlockDirectionOuterBorder(BlockBorderSide) const;
enum InlineBorderSide { BorderStart, BorderEnd };
int calcInlineDirectionOuterBorder(InlineBorderSide) const;
void recalcOuterBorder();
int outerBorderBefore() const { return m_outerBorderBefore; }
int outerBorderAfter() const { return m_outerBorderAfter; }
int outerBorderStart() const { return m_outerBorderStart; }
int outerBorderEnd() const { return m_outerBorderEnd; }
unsigned numRows() const { return m_grid.size(); }
unsigned numEffectiveColumns() const;
// recalcCells() is used when we are not sure about the section's structure
// and want to do an expensive (but safe) reconstruction of m_grid from
// scratch.
// An example of this is inserting a new cell in the middle of an existing
// row or removing a row.
//
// Accessing m_grid when m_needsCellRecalc is set is UNSAFE as pointers can
// be left dangling. Thus care should be taken in the code to check
// m_needsCellRecalc before accessing m_grid.
void recalcCells();
void recalcCellsIfNeeded()
{
if (m_needsCellRecalc)
recalcCells();
}
bool needsCellRecalc() const { return m_needsCellRecalc; }
void setNeedsCellRecalc();
int rowBaseline(unsigned row) { return m_grid[row].baseline; }
void rowLogicalHeightChanged(LayoutTableRow*);
// distributeExtraLogicalHeightToRows methods return the *consumed* extra logical height.
// FIXME: We may want to introduce a structure holding the in-flux layout information.
int distributeExtraLogicalHeightToRows(int extraLogicalHeight);
static LayoutTableSection* createAnonymousWithParent(const LayoutObject*);
LayoutBox* createAnonymousBoxWithSameTypeAs(const LayoutObject* parent) const override
{
return createAnonymousWithParent(parent);
}
void paint(const PaintInfo&, const LayoutPoint&) const override;
// Flip the rect so it aligns with the coordinates used by the rowPos and columnPos vectors.
LayoutRect logicalRectForWritingModeAndDirection(const LayoutRect&) const;
CellSpan dirtiedRows(const LayoutRect& paintInvalidationRect) const;
CellSpan dirtiedEffectiveColumns(const LayoutRect& paintInvalidationRect) const;
const HashSet<LayoutTableCell*>& overflowingCells() const { return m_overflowingCells; }
bool hasMultipleCellLevels() const { return m_hasMultipleCellLevels; }
const char* name() const override { return "LayoutTableSection"; }
// Whether a section has opaque background depends on many factors, e.g. border spacing,
// border collapsing, missing cells, etc.
// For simplicity, just conservatively assume all table sections are not opaque.
bool foregroundIsKnownToBeOpaqueInRect(const LayoutRect&, unsigned) const override { return false; }
bool backgroundIsKnownToBeOpaqueInRect(const LayoutRect&) const override { return false; }
int paginationStrutForRow(LayoutTableRow*, LayoutUnit logicalOffset) const;
void setOffsetForRepeatingHeader(LayoutUnit offset) { m_offsetForRepeatingHeader = offset; }
LayoutUnit offsetForRepeatingHeader() const { return m_offsetForRepeatingHeader; }
protected:
void styleDidChange(StyleDifference, const ComputedStyle* oldStyle) override;
bool nodeAtPoint(HitTestResult&, const HitTestLocation& locationInContainer, const LayoutPoint& accumulatedOffset, HitTestAction) override;
private:
bool isOfType(LayoutObjectType type) const override { return type == LayoutObjectTableSection || LayoutBox::isOfType(type); }
void willBeRemovedFromTree() override;
void layout() override;
int borderSpacingForRow(unsigned row) const { return m_grid[row].rowLayoutObject ? table()->vBorderSpacing() : 0; }
void ensureRows(unsigned);
bool rowHasOnlySpanningCells(unsigned);
unsigned calcRowHeightHavingOnlySpanningCells(unsigned, int&, unsigned, unsigned&, Vector<int>&);
void updateRowsHeightHavingOnlySpanningCells(LayoutTableCell*, struct SpanningRowsHeight&, unsigned&, Vector<int>&);
void populateSpanningRowsHeightFromCell(LayoutTableCell*, struct SpanningRowsHeight&);
void distributeExtraRowSpanHeightToPercentRows(LayoutTableCell*, float, int&, Vector<int>&);
void distributeWholeExtraRowSpanHeightToPercentRows(LayoutTableCell*, float, int&, Vector<int>&);
void distributeExtraRowSpanHeightToAutoRows(LayoutTableCell*, int, int&, Vector<int>&);
void distributeExtraRowSpanHeightToRemainingRows(LayoutTableCell*, int, int&, Vector<int>&);
void distributeRowSpanHeightToRows(SpanningLayoutTableCells& rowSpanCells);
void distributeExtraLogicalHeightToPercentRows(int& extraLogicalHeight, int totalPercent);
void distributeExtraLogicalHeightToAutoRows(int& extraLogicalHeight, unsigned autoRowsCount);
void distributeRemainingExtraLogicalHeight(int& extraLogicalHeight);
void updateBaselineForCell(LayoutTableCell*, unsigned row, int& baselineDescent);
bool hasOverflowingCell() const { return m_overflowingCells.size() || m_forceSlowPaintPathWithOverflowingCell; }
void computeOverflowFromCells(unsigned totalRows, unsigned nEffCols);
CellSpan fullTableRowSpan() const { return CellSpan(0, m_grid.size()); }
CellSpan fullTableEffectiveColumnSpan() const { return CellSpan(0, table()->numEffectiveColumns()); }
// These two functions take a rectangle as input that has been flipped by logicalRectForWritingModeAndDirection.
// The returned span of rows or columns is end-exclusive, and empty if start==end.
CellSpan spannedRows(const LayoutRect& flippedRect) const;
CellSpan spannedEffectiveColumns(const LayoutRect& flippedRect) const;
void setLogicalPositionForCell(LayoutTableCell*, unsigned effectiveColumn) const;
// The representation of the rows and their cells (CellStruct).
Vector<RowStruct> m_grid;
// The logical offset of each row from the top of the section.
//
// Note that this Vector has one more entry than the number of rows so that
// we can keep track of the final size of the section. That is,
// m_rowPos[m_grid.size()] is a valid entry.
//
// To know a row's height at |rowIndex|, use the formula:
// m_rowPos[rowIndex + 1] - m_rowPos[rowIndex]
Vector<int> m_rowPos;
// The current insertion position in the grid.
// The position is used when inserting a new cell into the section to
// know where it should be inserted and expand our internal structure.
//
// The reason for them is that we process cells as we discover them
// during parsing or during recalcCells (ie in DOM order). This means
// that we can discover changes in the structure later (e.g. due to
// colspans, extra cells, ...).
//
// Do not use outside of recalcCells and addChild.
unsigned m_cCol;
unsigned m_cRow;
int m_outerBorderStart;
int m_outerBorderEnd;
int m_outerBorderBefore;
int m_outerBorderAfter;
bool m_needsCellRecalc;
// This HashSet holds the overflowing cells for faster painting.
// If we have more than gMaxAllowedOverflowingCellRatio * total cells, it will be empty
// and m_forceSlowPaintPathWithOverflowingCell will be set to save memory.
HashSet<LayoutTableCell*> m_overflowingCells;
bool m_forceSlowPaintPathWithOverflowingCell;
// This boolean tracks if we have cells overlapping due to rowspan / colspan
// (see class comment above about when it could appear).
//
// The use is to disable a painting optimization where we just paint the
// invalidated cells.
bool m_hasMultipleCellLevels;
LayoutUnit m_offsetForRepeatingHeader;
};
DEFINE_LAYOUT_OBJECT_TYPE_CASTS(LayoutTableSection, isTableSection());
} // namespace blink
#endif // LayoutTableSection_h
| 5,183 | [
128000,
3364,
353,
3028,
320,
34,
8,
220,
2550,
22,
366,
7687,
29,
23246,
37004,
33379,
353,
1881,
320,
34,
8,
220,
2550,
22,
366,
7687,
29,
23246,
37004,
33379,
353,
1881,
320,
34,
8,
220,
2550,
23,
366,
7687,
29,
23246,
37004,
33379,
353,
1881,
320,
34,
8,
220,
2550,
24,
366,
7687,
29,
23246,
37004,
33379,
353,
1881,
320,
34,
8,
220,
2550,
24,
366,
7687,
29,
23246,
37004,
33379,
353,
3028,
320,
34,
8,
220,
1049,
18,
11,
220,
1049,
19,
11,
220,
1049,
20,
11,
220,
1049,
21,
11,
220,
1049,
24,
11,
220,
679,
18,
8325,
4953,
13,
2052,
3268,
4694,
627,
1235,
353,
1115,
6875,
374,
1949,
3241,
26,
499,
649,
9570,
433,
323,
5255,
198,
353,
5719,
433,
1234,
279,
3878,
315,
279,
4348,
11896,
3331,
3142,
198,
353,
1914,
439,
4756,
555,
279,
3658,
4476,
5114,
26,
3060,
198,
353,
2373,
220,
17,
315,
279,
1914,
11,
477,
320,
266,
701,
3072,
8,
904,
3010,
2373,
627,
1235,
353,
1115,
6875,
374,
4332,
304,
279,
3987,
430,
433,
690,
387,
5505,
345,
353,
719,
6135,
4230,
8400,
26,
2085,
1524,
279,
6259,
8642,
315,
198,
353,
8094,
477,
7877,
4716,
362,
7807,
7667,
13,
220,
3580,
279,
4348,
198,
353,
11896,
3331,
3142,
1914,
369,
810,
3649,
627,
1235,
353,
1472,
1288,
617,
4036,
264,
3048,
315,
279,
4348,
11896,
3331,
3142,
1914,
198,
353,
3235,
449,
420,
6875,
26,
1518,
279,
1052,
44363,
1236,
3336,
13,
220,
1442,
539,
11,
3350,
311,
198,
353,
279,
3658,
4476,
5114,
11,
4953,
2637,
220,
3971,
19372,
6825,
11,
23690,
16990,
345,
353,
10406,
11,
9917,
220,
11592,
605,
12,
5894,
16,
11,
7427,
627,
2861,
5645,
14141,
2620,
9817,
1552,
198,
1467,
14141,
2620,
9817,
1552,
271,
1085,
330,
2202,
55264,
17321,
870,
702,
1085,
330,
2202,
41110,
88255,
2620,
870,
702,
1085,
330,
2202,
41110,
88255,
2620,
1642,
2238,
870,
702,
1085,
330,
86,
9112,
14,
3866,
870,
1875,
2280,
34231,
1504,
322,
1115,
3977,
374,
1511,
311,
8335,
279,
5044,
15652,
6296,
279,
6308,
8482,
367,
892,
389,
2466,
12920,
627,
1040,
2273,
342,
6102,
36482,
43224,
287,
3683,
23617,
2520,
33274,
18590,
1858,
284,
220,
15,
13,
16,
69,
401,
322,
13202,
538,
369,
6308,
1211,
627,
1058,
14299,
12768,
341,
262,
71067,
40433,
9182,
545,
898,
512,
262,
14299,
12768,
12546,
1212,
11,
3859,
842,
340,
286,
551,
296,
5011,
10865,
340,
286,
1174,
296,
6345,
15426,
340,
262,
341,
262,
557,
262,
3859,
1212,
368,
738,
314,
471,
296,
5011,
26,
457,
262,
3859,
842,
368,
738,
314,
471,
296,
6345,
26,
557,
262,
742,
18979,
3563,
368,
314,
1198,
76,
5011,
26,
457,
262,
742,
5376,
3812,
368,
314,
3526,
76,
6345,
26,
557,
262,
742,
6106,
15577,
48194,
2809,
3859,
629,
2039,
512,
262,
3859,
296,
5011,
280,
262,
3859,
296,
6345,
280,
2368,
1058,
14141,
18933,
280,
1058,
14141,
39658,
401,
322,
14141,
2620,
9817,
374,
1511,
311,
4097,
2007,
2872,
1912,
320,
5610,
512,
322,
2007,
20115,
4449,
705,
4342,
1912,
320,
5610,
25,
2007,
9535,
4449,
8,
323,
24048,
1912,
198,
322,
320,
5610,
25,
2007,
19556,
4449,
4390,
2341,
322,
578,
1665,
10187,
279,
5419,
13340,
315,
279,
7123,
320,
76,
15977,
570,
3580,
198,
322,
1421,
17356,
21526,
368,
3770,
369,
1063,
5066,
16540,
627,
2341,
322,
362,
2763,
315,
279,
23965,
304,
420,
538,
374,
5552,
311,
11850,
52388,
11,
17273,
198,
322,
477,
1120,
2536,
12,
23108,
12920,
627,
2341,
322,
13688,
315,
52388,
611,
17273,
6522,
311,
50917,
7917,
320,
654,
1508,
323,
198,
322,
17273,
527,
50917,
997,
322,
366,
2048,
397,
322,
256,
366,
376,
397,
322,
996,
366,
1320,
29,
3983,
2872,
524,
1320,
397,
322,
996,
366,
1320,
52388,
429,
17,
760,
654,
1508,
524,
1320,
397,
322,
257,
694,
376,
397,
322,
262,
366,
376,
397,
322,
286,
366,
1320,
17273,
429,
17,
760,
2119,
1508,
524,
1320,
397,
322,
257,
694,
376,
397,
322,
694,
2048,
397,
2341,
322,
13688,
315,
2536,
12,
23108,
2007,
320,
31716,
832,
2849,
304,
279,
1176,
2872,
997,
322,
72441,
15822,
5385,
397,
322,
366,
2048,
397,
322,
256,
366,
376,
1822,
1320,
29,
5451,
2872,
1193,
1716,
4005,
1320,
1500,
376,
397,
322,
256,
366,
376,
397,
322,
257,
366,
1320,
29,
16041,
2872,
1176,
1716,
524,
1320,
397,
322,
257,
366,
1320,
29,
16041,
2872,
2132,
1716,
524,
1320,
397,
322,
256,
694,
376,
397,
322,
694,
2048,
397,
2341,
322,
14141,
2620,
9817,
374,
8647,
369,
35744,
704,
14141,
2620,
9201,
323,
198,
322,
14141,
18933,
82,
320,
4151,
6932,
9201,
6139,
4452,
433,
374,
539,
872,
8649,
198,
322,
2565,
11,
279,
86028,
14141,
2620,
320,
576,
1665,
596,
2748,
2189,
374,
13,
1115,
374,
3249,
198,
322,
420,
538,
76582,
505,
14141,
2620,
1642,
2238,
323,
539,
14141,
4818,
627,
1058,
51283,
21452,
14141,
2620,
9817,
1620,
551,
586,
14141,
2620,
1642,
2238,
341,
898,
512,
262,
11720,
14141,
2620,
9817,
43442,
37982,
262,
4056,
2224,
2620,
9817,
368,
2882,
401,
262,
14141,
39658,
9,
1176,
3179,
368,
738,
280,
262,
14141,
39658,
9,
1566,
3179,
368,
738,
401,
262,
742,
64059,
77790,
1211,
9,
1716,
11,
14141,
1211,
9,
1603,
3736,
284,
6970,
8,
2882,
401,
262,
528,
1176,
2519,
1642,
65711,
368,
738,
2882,
401,
262,
742,
923,
3683,
77790,
18933,
12594,
14141,
39658,
85125,
262,
528,
10241,
3179,
65412,
3724,
545,
262,
742,
6932,
9201,
545,
262,
742,
12849,
43224,
3915,
21526,
545,
262,
1845,
1421,
17356,
3736,
43224,
6153,
2377,
4164,
1454,
262,
14141,
2620,
9,
2007,
368,
738,
314,
471,
311,
2224,
2620,
12772,
13732,
557,
262,
13809,
4290,
27,
2224,
18933,
12594,
220,
17,
29,
12168,
1251,
2224,
18933,
82,
401,
262,
443,
14299,
9609,
11105,
279,
7917,
430,
48678,
459,
320,
45,
11,
386,
8,
2361,
304,
279,
198,
262,
443,
2007,
5950,
627,
262,
2080,
14299,
9609,
341,
286,
12244,
54425,
22789,
5073,
21752,
11329,
89906,
22789,
545,
262,
586,
512,
286,
443,
2052,
279,
7917,
430,
41687,
420,
5950,
330,
22261,
23811,
286,
443,
24586,
311,
17273,
611,
2872,
1725,
276,
11,
433,
374,
3284,
311,
617,
50917,
7917,
198,
286,
443,
320,
4151,
538,
4068,
922,
459,
3187,
4390,
286,
443,
1115,
4290,
374,
10839,
304,
18542,
2015,
627,
286,
4290,
27,
2224,
18933,
12594,
220,
16,
29,
7917,
280,
286,
1845,
304,
6255,
12768,
26,
443,
837,
369,
8310,
1306,
279,
1176,
304,
264,
17273,
271,
286,
14299,
9609,
545,
286,
4056,
3683,
9609,
1454,
286,
443,
1115,
374,
279,
2849,
304,
279,
5950,
330,
22261,
1,
430,
374,
389,
1948,
315,
279,
3885,
198,
286,
443,
320,
13637,
279,
1566,
2849,
304,
18542,
2015,
369,
420,
9633,
4390,
286,
6611,
286,
443,
1115,
374,
279,
2849,
71373,
505,
420,
9633,
422,
433,
6866,
627,
286,
6611,
286,
443,
578,
7434,
315,
264,
6156,
2849,
374,
63189,
520,
1455,
439,
433,
3250,
956,
198,
286,
443,
8024,
311,
264,
18542,
477,
21568,
7434,
13,
7429,
83003,
1288,
387,
198,
286,
443,
16994,
922,
32946,
922,
433,
13,
1789,
3187,
11,
1524,
3582,
279,
198,
286,
443,
6156,
2849,
374,
74106,
279,
1948,
1455,
11,
433,
374,
539,
19883,
311,
387,
198,
286,
443,
279,
1193,
832,
9621,
369,
420,
9633,
4245,
311,
2204,
9302,
198,
286,
443,
16891,
77292,
627,
286,
14141,
18933,
9,
6156,
3683,
746,
286,
341,
310,
471,
706,
21526,
368,
949,
7917,
58,
37791,
2546,
368,
482,
220,
16,
60,
551,
220,
15,
280,
286,
557,
286,
738,
14141,
18933,
9,
6156,
3683,
368,
738,
198,
286,
341,
310,
471,
706,
21526,
368,
949,
7917,
58,
37791,
2546,
368,
482,
220,
16,
60,
551,
220,
15,
280,
286,
557,
286,
1845,
706,
21526,
368,
738,
314,
471,
7917,
2546,
368,
871,
220,
15,
26,
457,
262,
3718,
262,
443,
578,
1963,
374,
7524,
3330,
1963,
627,
262,
13809,
4290,
99893,
9609,
29,
11035,
401,
262,
2080,
11035,
9609,
341,
286,
12244,
54425,
22789,
5073,
21752,
11329,
89906,
22789,
545,
262,
586,
512,
286,
11035,
9609,
746,
310,
551,
2872,
2224,
1211,
29425,
340,
310,
1174,
26954,
4172,
16,
340,
286,
341,
286,
557,
286,
11035,
2872,
280,
286,
14141,
39658,
9,
2872,
2224,
1211,
280,
286,
528,
26954,
280,
286,
17736,
20406,
3724,
280,
262,
3718,
262,
2080,
12168,
1251,
9201,
3724,
341,
286,
71067,
40433,
9182,
545,
286,
78270,
78542,
22912,
58584,
3578,
3844,
857,
1251,
9201,
3724,
629,
262,
586,
512,
286,
12168,
1251,
9201,
3724,
746,
310,
551,
2860,
9201,
3724,
7,
15,
340,
310,
1174,
56886,
3683,
3724,
88843,
10921,
28124,
7,
15,
340,
310,
1174,
374,
8780,
3179,
2409,
7456,
12768,
1251,
21526,
3660,
340,
286,
341,
286,
557,
286,
4290,
4252,
29,
2872,
3724,
280,
286,
528,
2860,
9201,
3724,
280,
286,
528,
56886,
3683,
3724,
88843,
10921,
28124,
280,
286,
1845,
374,
8780,
3179,
2409,
7456,
12768,
1251,
21526,
280,
262,
3718,
262,
738,
14319,
1150,
5,
3973,
2654,
66305,
2620,
3563,
368,
738,
198,
262,
341,
286,
422,
320,
4752,
19749,
9452,
2170,
16138,
12419,
310,
471,
1742,
2828,
9649,
3563,
1454,
286,
471,
1742,
2828,
9649,
3812,
545,
262,
557,
262,
738,
14319,
1150,
5,
3973,
2654,
66305,
2620,
3812,
368,
738,
198,
262,
341,
286,
422,
320,
4752,
19749,
9452,
2170,
16138,
12419,
310,
471,
1742,
2828,
9649,
3812,
1454,
286,
471,
1742,
2828,
9649,
3563,
545,
262,
557,
262,
738,
14319,
1150,
5,
3973,
2654,
66305,
3563,
3683,
2809,
14141,
18933,
3849,
738,
280,
262,
738,
14319,
1150,
5,
3973,
2654,
66305,
3812,
3683,
2809,
14141,
18933,
3849,
738,
401,
262,
738,
14141,
18933,
9,
1176,
3179,
3683,
2654,
66305,
2620,
3563,
368,
738,
280,
262,
738,
14141,
18933,
9,
1176,
3179,
3683,
2654,
66305,
2620,
3812,
368,
738,
401,
262,
14299,
9609,
5,
2849,
1688,
12546,
2872,
11,
220,
3859,
7524,
3006,
8,
314,
471,
296,
15977,
17396,
948,
654,
23876,
40784,
3006,
5378,
457,
262,
738,
14299,
9609,
5,
2849,
1688,
12546,
2872,
11,
3859,
7524,
3006,
8,
738,
314,
471,
296,
15977,
17396,
948,
654,
23876,
40784,
3006,
5378,
457,
262,
14141,
18933,
9,
6156,
3683,
1688,
12546,
2872,
11,
3859,
7524,
3006,
340,
262,
341,
286,
14299,
9609,
5,
272,
284,
296,
15977,
17396,
948,
654,
23876,
40784,
3006,
947,
286,
471,
272,
36597,
3683,
545,
262,
457,
262,
738,
14141,
18933,
9,
6156,
3683,
1688,
12546,
2872,
11,
3859,
7524,
3006,
8,
738,
314,
471,
738,
5416,
27,
2224,
2620,
9817,
15509,
576,
4085,
6682,
3683,
1688,
7991,
11,
7524,
3006,
1237,
557,
262,
14141,
39658,
9,
2872,
2224,
1211,
1688,
12546,
2872,
8,
314,
471,
296,
15977,
17396,
948,
654,
2224,
1211,
26,
457,
262,
738,
14141,
39658,
9,
2872,
2224,
1211,
1688,
12546,
2872,
8,
738,
314,
471,
296,
15977,
17396,
948,
654,
2224,
1211,
26,
557,
262,
742,
8911,
68639,
3006,
12546,
1153,
317,
262,
742,
6859,
68639,
3006,
12546,
1153,
11,
3859,
1176,
629,
262,
7773,
8527,
10921,
16789,
314,
14319,
10438,
11,
14319,
6153,
2670,
262,
528,
10241,
4818,
9452,
52422,
10921,
56343,
10921,
16789,
8,
738,
280,
262,
7773,
55335,
10921,
16789,
314,
14319,
3563,
11,
14319,
3812,
2670,
262,
528,
10241,
26392,
9452,
52422,
10921,
7,
26392,
10921,
16789,
8,
738,
280,
262,
742,
1421,
17356,
52422,
10921,
1454,
262,
528,
16335,
10921,
10438,
368,
738,
314,
471,
296,
68358,
10921,
10438,
26,
457,
262,
528,
16335,
10921,
6153,
368,
738,
314,
471,
296,
68358,
10921,
6153,
26,
457,
262,
528,
16335,
10921,
3563,
368,
738,
314,
471,
296,
68358,
10921,
3563,
26,
457,
262,
528,
16335,
10921,
3812,
368,
738,
314,
471,
296,
68358,
10921,
3812,
26,
557,
262,
3859,
80150,
368,
738,
314,
471,
296,
15977,
2546,
2178,
457,
262,
3859,
1661,
68639,
14292,
368,
738,
401,
262,
443,
1421,
17356,
21526,
368,
374,
1511,
994,
584,
527,
539,
2771,
922,
279,
3857,
596,
6070,
198,
262,
443,
323,
1390,
311,
656,
459,
11646,
320,
8248,
6220,
8,
43738,
315,
296,
15977,
505,
198,
262,
443,
19307,
627,
262,
443,
1556,
3187,
315,
420,
374,
39398,
264,
502,
2849,
304,
279,
6278,
315,
459,
6484,
198,
262,
443,
2872,
477,
18054,
264,
2872,
627,
262,
6611,
262,
443,
9742,
287,
296,
15977,
994,
296,
14250,
6910,
3683,
3905,
17356,
374,
743,
374,
47083,
30952,
439,
28554,
649,
198,
262,
443,
387,
2163,
92723,
13,
14636,
2512,
1288,
387,
4529,
304,
279,
2082,
311,
1817,
198,
262,
443,
296,
14250,
6910,
3683,
3905,
17356,
1603,
32888,
296,
15977,
627,
262,
742,
1421,
17356,
21526,
545,
262,
742,
1421,
17356,
21526,
96903,
746,
262,
341,
286,
422,
320,
76,
14250,
6910,
3683,
3905,
17356,
340,
310,
1421,
17356,
21526,
545,
262,
557,
262,
1845,
3966,
3683,
3905,
17356,
368,
738,
314,
471,
296,
14250,
6910,
3683,
3905,
17356,
26,
457,
262,
742,
743,
66164,
3683,
3905,
17356,
1454,
262,
528,
2872,
65711,
12546,
2872,
8,
314,
471,
296,
15977,
17396,
948,
77058,
26,
557,
262,
742,
2872,
65412,
3724,
5504,
77790,
39658,
85125,
262,
443,
16822,
11873,
65412,
3724,
1271,
9201,
5528,
471,
279,
353,
67776,
291,
9,
5066,
20406,
2673,
627,
262,
443,
28575,
25,
1226,
1253,
1390,
311,
19678,
264,
6070,
10168,
279,
304,
12556,
2249,
6932,
2038,
627,
262,
528,
16822,
11873,
65412,
3724,
1271,
9201,
1577,
5066,
65412,
3724,
629,
262,
1118,
14141,
2620,
9817,
9,
1893,
33784,
2409,
8553,
2809,
14141,
1211,
37982,
262,
14141,
1642,
9,
1893,
33784,
1642,
2409,
19749,
941,
2170,
2809,
14141,
1211,
9,
2748,
8,
738,
2882,
198,
262,
341,
286,
471,
1893,
33784,
2409,
8553,
12772,
317,
262,
557,
262,
742,
6308,
2809,
17646,
1767,
32763,
738,
14141,
2674,
34584,
738,
2882,
401,
262,
443,
41384,
279,
7763,
779,
433,
5398,
82,
449,
279,
14259,
1511,
555,
279,
2872,
4964,
323,
3330,
4964,
23728,
627,
262,
14141,
4515,
20406,
4515,
2520,
40413,
3720,
3112,
9452,
2809,
14141,
4515,
34584,
738,
401,
262,
14299,
12768,
26351,
1142,
9201,
2809,
14141,
4515,
5,
6308,
8087,
367,
4515,
8,
738,
280,
262,
14299,
12768,
26351,
1142,
68639,
14292,
2809,
14141,
4515,
5,
6308,
8087,
367,
4515,
8,
738,
280,
262,
738,
19467,
27,
2224,
18933,
63376,
94315,
21526,
368,
738,
314,
471,
296,
80173,
287,
21526,
26,
457,
262,
1845,
706,
33189,
3683,
48091,
368,
738,
314,
471,
296,
22527,
33189,
3683,
48091,
26,
557,
262,
738,
1181,
9,
836,
368,
738,
2882,
314,
471,
330,
2224,
2620,
9817,
5233,
557,
262,
443,
13440,
264,
3857,
706,
47584,
4092,
14117,
389,
1690,
9547,
11,
384,
1326,
13,
3973,
27032,
345,
262,
443,
3973,
72618,
11,
7554,
7917,
11,
5099,
627,
262,
443,
1789,
40075,
11,
1120,
11357,
8046,
9855,
682,
2007,
14491,
527,
539,
47584,
627,
262,
1845,
40405,
3957,
49306,
1271,
3513,
70498,
644,
4515,
2809,
14141,
4515,
32763,
3859,
8,
738,
2882,
314,
471,
905,
26,
457,
262,
1845,
4092,
3957,
49306,
1271,
3513,
70498,
644,
4515,
2809,
14141,
4515,
34584,
738,
2882,
314,
471,
905,
26,
557,
262,
528,
29595,
2645,
332,
97321,
77790,
39658,
12594,
14141,
4665,
20406,
6582,
8,
738,
401,
262,
742,
743,
6582,
2520,
697,
65977,
4137,
77790,
4665,
4445,
8,
314,
296,
7062,
2520,
697,
65977,
4137,
284,
4445,
26,
457,
262,
14141,
4665,
4445,
2520,
697,
65977,
4137,
368,
738,
314,
471,
296,
7062,
2520,
697,
65977,
4137,
26,
557,
5883,
512,
262,
742,
1742,
97449,
7,
2377,
63807,
11,
738,
1219,
19849,
2377,
9,
2362,
2377,
8,
2882,
280,
262,
1845,
2494,
1688,
2674,
11135,
275,
2323,
2122,
32763,
738,
16261,
2323,
4812,
5,
3813,
644,
4603,
11,
738,
14141,
2674,
5,
41165,
6582,
11,
16261,
2323,
2573,
8,
2882,
401,
2039,
512,
262,
1845,
374,
35796,
77790,
50630,
955,
8,
738,
2882,
314,
471,
955,
624,
14141,
1211,
2620,
9817,
1393,
14141,
1642,
487,
285,
35796,
5930,
1237,
557,
262,
742,
690,
3513,
43742,
3915,
6670,
368,
2882,
401,
262,
742,
6932,
368,
2882,
401,
262,
528,
3973,
28124,
97321,
12546,
2872,
8,
738,
314,
471,
296,
15977,
17396,
948,
654,
2224,
1211,
949,
2007,
2828,
85,
10921,
28124,
368,
551,
220,
15,
26,
557,
262,
742,
6106,
9201,
12546,
629,
262,
1845,
2872,
10493,
7456,
12768,
1251,
21526,
12546,
317,
262,
3859,
10241,
3179,
3724,
29132,
7456,
12768,
1251,
21526,
12546,
11,
528,
32763,
3859,
11,
3859,
32763,
4290,
4252,
5909,
317,
262,
742,
2713,
9201,
3724,
29132,
7456,
12768,
1251,
21526,
77790,
18933,
12594,
2080,
12168,
1251,
9201,
3724,
32763,
3859,
32763,
4290,
4252,
5909,
629,
262,
742,
31546,
12768,
1251,
9201,
3724,
3915,
3683,
77790,
18933,
12594,
2080,
12168,
1251,
9201,
3724,
49756,
262,
742,
16822,
11873,
3179,
12768,
3724,
1271,
33110,
9201,
77790,
18933,
12594,
2273,
11,
528,
32763,
4290,
4252,
5909,
317,
262,
742,
16822,
91682,
11873,
3179,
12768,
3724,
1271,
33110,
9201,
77790,
18933,
12594,
2273,
11,
528,
32763,
4290,
4252,
5909,
317,
262,
742,
16822,
11873,
3179,
12768,
3724,
1271,
13556,
9201,
77790,
18933,
12594,
528,
11,
528,
32763,
4290,
4252,
5909,
317,
262,
742,
16822,
11873,
3179,
12768,
3724,
1271,
55845,
9201,
77790,
18933,
12594,
528,
11,
528,
32763,
4290,
4252,
5909,
317,
262,
742,
16822,
3179,
12768,
3724,
1271,
9201,
3844,
857,
1251,
2224,
18933,
82,
5,
2872,
12768,
21526,
629,
262,
742,
16822,
11873,
65412,
3724,
1271,
33110,
9201,
1577,
5,
5066,
65412,
3724,
11,
528,
2860,
33110,
317,
262,
742,
16822,
11873,
65412,
3724,
1271,
13556,
9201,
1577,
5,
5066,
65412,
3724,
11,
3859,
3313,
9201,
2568,
317,
262,
742,
16822,
55845,
11873,
65412,
3724,
1577,
5,
5066,
65412,
3724,
629,
262,
742,
2713,
65711,
2520,
3683,
77790,
18933,
12594,
3859,
2872,
11,
528,
5,
26954,
5001,
1189,
629,
262,
1845,
706,
43224,
287,
3683,
368,
738,
314,
471,
296,
80173,
287,
21526,
2546,
368,
1393,
296,
41839,
59389,
18590,
1858,
2409,
43224,
287,
3683,
26,
557,
262,
742,
12849,
43224,
3915,
21526,
12546,
2860,
9201,
11,
3859,
308,
47688,
38667,
629,
262,
14299,
12768,
2539,
39658,
12768,
368,
738,
314,
471,
14299,
12768,
7,
15,
11,
296,
15977,
2546,
13732,
457,
262,
14299,
12768,
2539,
2620,
68639,
3006,
12768,
368,
738,
314,
471,
14299,
12768,
7,
15,
11,
2007,
2828,
2470,
68639,
14292,
13732,
557,
262,
443,
4314,
1403,
5865,
1935,
264,
23596,
439,
1988,
430,
706,
1027,
47180,
555,
20406,
4515,
2520,
40413,
3720,
3112,
9452,
627,
262,
443,
578,
6052,
9575,
315,
7123,
477,
8310,
374,
842,
94158,
11,
323,
4384,
422,
1212,
419,
408,
627,
262,
14299,
12768,
9575,
19212,
9201,
2809,
14141,
4515,
5,
47180,
4515,
8,
738,
280,
262,
14299,
12768,
9575,
19212,
68639,
14292,
2809,
14141,
4515,
5,
47180,
4515,
8,
738,
401,
262,
742,
743,
65412,
3897,
2520,
3683,
77790,
18933,
12594,
3859,
7524,
3006,
8,
738,
401,
262,
443,
578,
13340,
315,
279,
7123,
323,
872,
7917,
320,
3683,
9609,
4390,
262,
4290,
27,
3179,
9609,
29,
296,
15977,
401,
262,
443,
578,
20406,
4445,
315,
1855,
2872,
505,
279,
1948,
315,
279,
3857,
627,
262,
6611,
262,
443,
7181,
430,
420,
4290,
706,
832,
810,
4441,
1109,
279,
1396,
315,
7123,
779,
430,
198,
262,
443,
584,
649,
2567,
3839,
315,
279,
1620,
1404,
315,
279,
3857,
13,
3011,
374,
345,
262,
443,
296,
8698,
4964,
12335,
15977,
2546,
27654,
374,
264,
2764,
4441,
627,
262,
6611,
262,
443,
2057,
1440,
264,
2872,
596,
2673,
520,
765,
654,
1581,
91,
11,
1005,
279,
15150,
512,
262,
443,
296,
8698,
4964,
17396,
1581,
489,
220,
16,
60,
482,
296,
8698,
4964,
17396,
1581,
933,
262,
4290,
4252,
29,
296,
8698,
4964,
401,
262,
443,
578,
1510,
37027,
2361,
304,
279,
5950,
627,
262,
443,
578,
2361,
374,
1511,
994,
39398,
264,
502,
2849,
1139,
279,
3857,
311,
198,
262,
443,
1440,
1405,
433,
1288,
387,
22306,
323,
9407,
1057,
5419,
6070,
627,
262,
6611,
262,
443,
578,
2944,
369,
1124,
374,
430,
584,
1920,
7917,
439,
584,
7142,
1124,
198,
262,
443,
2391,
23115,
477,
2391,
1421,
17356,
21526,
320,
648,
304,
18542,
2015,
570,
1115,
3445,
198,
262,
443,
430,
584,
649,
7142,
4442,
304,
279,
6070,
3010,
320,
68,
1326,
13,
4245,
311,
198,
262,
443,
1400,
2203,
598,
11,
5066,
7917,
11,
2564,
4390,
262,
6611,
262,
443,
3234,
539,
1005,
4994,
315,
1421,
17356,
21526,
323,
64059,
627,
262,
3859,
296,
669,
6255,
280,
262,
3859,
296,
669,
3179,
401,
262,
528,
296,
68358,
10921,
3563,
280,
262,
528,
296,
68358,
10921,
3812,
280,
262,
528,
296,
68358,
10921,
10438,
280,
262,
528,
296,
68358,
10921,
6153,
401,
262,
1845,
296,
14250,
6910,
3683,
3905,
17356,
401,
262,
443,
1115,
19467,
10187,
279,
94315,
7917,
369,
10819,
19354,
627,
262,
443,
1442,
584,
617,
810,
1109,
342,
6102,
36482,
43224,
287,
3683,
23617,
353,
2860,
7917,
11,
433,
690,
387,
4384,
198,
262,
443,
323,
296,
41839,
59389,
18590,
1858,
2409,
43224,
287,
3683,
690,
387,
743,
311,
3665,
5044,
627,
262,
19467,
27,
2224,
18933,
13301,
296,
80173,
287,
21526,
280,
262,
1845,
296,
41839,
59389,
18590,
1858,
2409,
43224,
287,
3683,
401,
262,
443,
1115,
2777,
14242,
422,
584,
617,
7917,
50917,
4245,
311,
52388,
611,
17273,
198,
262,
443,
320,
4151,
538,
4068,
3485,
922,
994,
433,
1436,
5101,
4390,
262,
6611,
262,
443,
578,
1005,
374,
311,
11404,
264,
19354,
26329,
1405,
584,
1120,
6308,
279,
198,
262,
443,
99406,
7917,
627,
262,
1845,
296,
22527,
33189,
3683,
48091,
401,
262,
14141,
4665,
296,
7062,
2520,
697,
65977,
4137,
280,
2368,
36972,
53785,
13748,
4283,
26837,
50,
77790,
2620,
9817,
11,
374,
2620,
9817,
5344,
92,
443,
4573,
34231,
271,
2730,
443,
14141,
2620,
9817,
1552,
198,
128001
] |
On August 28, 1964, a black couple, Rush and Odessa Bradford, engaged in a domestic dispute while driving through the intersection of 22nd Street and Colombia Avenue in North Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a predominantly black neighborhood. While this was the event that sparked the uprising, it was certainly not the cause. Black Philadelphia citizens had been victimized by police officers for much longer than the evening of 1964. But on that day, Odessa Bradford had come to an abrupt stop in the intersection, interrupting normal traffic flow.
The couple was approached by black police officer Robert Wells and white police officer John Hoff. Odessa Bradford and police officer Wells began to argue after she allegedly refused to follow his commands. Wells then dragged Bradford out of her vehicle and arrested her.
The police officers were immediately attacked by bystanders who believed they used excessive force against a woman. A rumor quickly spread that a pregnant black woman had been beaten and killed by police officers. Before officers Wells and Hoff could leave the scene, hundreds of people arrived at 22nd Street and Columbia Avenue and began throwing bricks, bottles, and other projectiles at the officers.
Philadelphia Mayor Howard Tate and the city’s Police Commissioner, Howard Leary, initially ordered police officers not to shoot at the people engaged in the uprising nor to interfere with looters. Police were finally allowed to use their firearms after receiving reports that armed men were standing on rooftops. Mayor Tate established a citywide curfew, banned liquor, and ordered heavy patrolling of the rioting area. Community and religious leaders tried to intervene by encouraging the crowd to be peaceful. They paraded Odessa Bradford through the neighborhood to prove she was unharmed and to encourage the Mayor to lift the curfew and address the longstanding problem of police brutality.
Local leaders recognized police brutality as one of the prominent issues facing black Philadelphia and other African American communities. It accounted for uprisings in numerous cities across the nation in the summer of 1964. As in other cities, police brutality was rampant throughout Philadelphia. Police officers were infamous for planting evidence, beating innocent black people, making random raids and searches, and demanding harsher sentences for African Americans accused of crimes. In 1964, blacks accounted for 18 percent of Philadelphia’s population but were 40 percent of the inmates in the city’s jails and prison.
The rioting that began that Friday continued throughout the weekend; protesters vandalized and looted white-owned businesses. By the end of the uprising on Sunday, two people had been killed, 350 were wounded, and damage to the establishments on Columbia Avenue totaled approximately $4 million. Over 1,000 people were arrested and countless others were beaten by police officers. | 537 | [
128000,
1966,
6287,
220,
1591,
11,
220,
5162,
19,
11,
264,
3776,
5743,
11,
35175,
323,
25578,
26577,
60929,
11,
17045,
304,
264,
13018,
26086,
1418,
10043,
1555,
279,
19801,
315,
220,
1313,
303,
6825,
323,
39133,
17569,
304,
4892,
19895,
11,
20355,
11,
264,
47904,
3776,
12818,
13,
6104,
420,
574,
279,
1567,
430,
41544,
279,
70506,
11,
433,
574,
7995,
539,
279,
5353,
13,
5348,
19895,
10495,
1047,
1027,
11996,
1534,
555,
4379,
9808,
369,
1790,
5129,
1109,
279,
11714,
315,
220,
5162,
19,
13,
2030,
389,
430,
1938,
11,
25578,
26577,
60929,
1047,
2586,
311,
459,
44077,
3009,
304,
279,
19801,
11,
12956,
287,
4725,
9629,
6530,
627,
791,
5743,
574,
25735,
555,
3776,
4379,
9640,
8563,
37958,
323,
4251,
4379,
9640,
3842,
43822,
13,
25578,
26577,
60929,
323,
4379,
9640,
37958,
6137,
311,
18046,
1306,
1364,
19755,
16436,
311,
1833,
813,
11545,
13,
37958,
1243,
38247,
60929,
704,
315,
1077,
7458,
323,
12800,
1077,
627,
791,
4379,
9808,
1051,
7214,
18855,
555,
83483,
388,
889,
11846,
814,
1511,
27639,
5457,
2403,
264,
5333,
13,
362,
59001,
6288,
9041,
430,
264,
20895,
3776,
5333,
1047,
1027,
31394,
323,
7577,
555,
4379,
9808,
13,
13538,
9808,
37958,
323,
43822,
1436,
5387,
279,
6237,
11,
11758,
315,
1274,
11721,
520,
220,
1313,
303,
6825,
323,
19326,
17569,
323,
6137,
21939,
50137,
11,
27474,
11,
323,
1023,
80137,
520,
279,
9808,
627,
90524,
22868,
20462,
68108,
323,
279,
3363,
753,
10289,
30454,
11,
20462,
2009,
661,
11,
15453,
11713,
4379,
9808,
539,
311,
6230,
520,
279,
1274,
17045,
304,
279,
70506,
6463,
311,
40978,
449,
781,
40896,
13,
10289,
1051,
5616,
5535,
311,
1005,
872,
32653,
1306,
12588,
6821,
430,
17903,
3026,
1051,
11509,
389,
56705,
3806,
13,
22868,
68108,
9749,
264,
3363,
9328,
2917,
71830,
11,
21501,
45304,
11,
323,
11713,
8987,
3352,
16608,
315,
279,
42597,
287,
3158,
13,
12332,
323,
10597,
6164,
6818,
311,
55579,
555,
26921,
279,
13734,
311,
387,
26733,
13,
2435,
1370,
14589,
25578,
26577,
60929,
1555,
279,
12818,
311,
12391,
1364,
574,
653,
13279,
2106,
323,
311,
15253,
279,
22868,
311,
12157,
279,
2917,
71830,
323,
2686,
279,
74229,
3575,
315,
4379,
63132,
627,
7469,
6164,
15324,
4379,
63132,
439,
832,
315,
279,
21102,
4819,
13176,
3776,
19895,
323,
1023,
11904,
3778,
10977,
13,
1102,
41853,
369,
709,
6091,
826,
304,
12387,
9919,
4028,
279,
7140,
304,
279,
7474,
315,
220,
5162,
19,
13,
1666,
304,
1023,
9919,
11,
4379,
63132,
574,
63677,
6957,
19895,
13,
10289,
9808,
1051,
39633,
369,
48114,
6029,
11,
27242,
25226,
3776,
1274,
11,
3339,
4288,
52581,
323,
27573,
11,
323,
26192,
25984,
261,
23719,
369,
11904,
9053,
13487,
315,
17073,
13,
763,
220,
5162,
19,
11,
40077,
41853,
369,
220,
972,
3346,
315,
19895,
753,
7187,
719,
1051,
220,
1272,
3346,
315,
279,
42712,
304,
279,
3363,
753,
99665,
323,
9527,
627,
791,
42597,
287,
430,
6137,
430,
6740,
8738,
6957,
279,
9178,
26,
26827,
62507,
1534,
323,
781,
9437,
4251,
29799,
9873,
13,
3296,
279,
842,
315,
279,
70506,
389,
7418,
11,
1403,
1274,
1047,
1027,
7577,
11,
220,
8652,
1051,
28593,
11,
323,
5674,
311,
279,
63337,
389,
19326,
17569,
89518,
13489,
400,
19,
3610,
13,
6193,
220,
16,
11,
931,
1274,
1051,
12800,
323,
28701,
3885,
1051,
31394,
555,
4379,
9808,
13,
128001
] |
Law is a set of rules created and enforced by social or governmental institutions to regulate behavior. Its precise definition is a matter of longstanding debate, with some seeing it as both science and art. It serves many purposes, with four principal ones being establishing standards, maintaining order, resolving disputes and protecting liberties or rights.
Laws can be created in several ways, and the precise process varies from one jurisdiction to another. They may be made by a legislature through the legislative process, leading to statutes, or by an executive, through decrees and regulations. They can also be established by judges through the doctrine of precedent, which binds future courts to follow their reasoning in similar cases, or they can be created by private parties through contracts and other arrangements that are legally binding.
There are many different types of laws, covering an enormously broad range of subjects. These include criminal, civil and administrative laws. Criminal law covers offenses against society and can lead to penalties such as imprisonment or fines. Civil law covers lawsuits between individuals and can result in monetary compensation. Administrative law covers government agencies and their functions, such as taxation, and is largely concerned with ensuring that they operate efficiently.
In addition to serving practical purposes, the law can be a source of moral guidance, and there is a rich literature in the fields of legal philosophy, history, sociology and economic analysis on the subject. It is a topic of intense interest to scholars, who often use it as a springboard for broader intellectual exploration.
For example, the notion of a natural law is a philosophical idea that holds that certain types of things always tend to happen in certain ways, regardless of the circumstances at the time. In contrast, human laws are rules that people agree to abide by for ethical or moral reasons. These can also be influenced by the environment, such as social norms in a particular culture, or the values of a religious community. Moreover, the concept of a law is also used to refer to a body of rules that governs how a person or group behaves, such as the ten commandments. | 411 | [
128000,
39166,
374,
264,
743,
315,
5718,
3549,
323,
45421,
555,
3674,
477,
52811,
14673,
311,
37377,
7865,
13,
11699,
24473,
7419,
374,
264,
5030,
315,
74229,
11249,
11,
449,
1063,
9298,
433,
439,
2225,
8198,
323,
1989,
13,
1102,
17482,
1690,
10096,
11,
449,
3116,
12717,
6305,
1694,
31692,
10886,
11,
20958,
2015,
11,
53583,
42254,
323,
22973,
58455,
477,
3268,
627,
43,
8805,
649,
387,
3549,
304,
3892,
5627,
11,
323,
279,
24473,
1920,
35327,
505,
832,
29101,
311,
2500,
13,
2435,
1253,
387,
1903,
555,
264,
39856,
1555,
279,
27743,
1920,
11,
6522,
311,
62282,
11,
477,
555,
459,
11145,
11,
1555,
9927,
288,
323,
14640,
13,
2435,
649,
1101,
387,
9749,
555,
24958,
1555,
279,
33235,
315,
47891,
11,
902,
58585,
3938,
19359,
311,
1833,
872,
33811,
304,
4528,
5157,
11,
477,
814,
649,
387,
3549,
555,
879,
9875,
1555,
17517,
323,
1023,
28904,
430,
527,
26267,
11212,
627,
3947,
527,
1690,
2204,
4595,
315,
7016,
11,
18702,
459,
84563,
7353,
2134,
315,
15223,
13,
4314,
2997,
9337,
11,
8431,
323,
23541,
7016,
13,
33836,
2383,
14861,
47243,
2403,
8396,
323,
649,
3063,
311,
31086,
1778,
439,
43374,
477,
35018,
13,
16803,
2383,
14861,
43986,
1990,
7931,
323,
649,
1121,
304,
33384,
20448,
13,
52941,
2383,
14861,
3109,
13607,
323,
872,
5865,
11,
1778,
439,
51727,
11,
323,
374,
14090,
11920,
449,
23391,
430,
814,
14816,
30820,
627,
644,
5369,
311,
13788,
15325,
10096,
11,
279,
2383,
649,
387,
264,
2592,
315,
16033,
19351,
11,
323,
1070,
374,
264,
9257,
17649,
304,
279,
5151,
315,
5897,
19675,
11,
3925,
11,
78208,
323,
7100,
6492,
389,
279,
3917,
13,
1102,
374,
264,
8712,
315,
19428,
2802,
311,
31839,
11,
889,
3629,
1005,
433,
439,
264,
10683,
2541,
369,
27927,
20207,
27501,
627,
2520,
3187,
11,
279,
23035,
315,
264,
5933,
2383,
374,
264,
41903,
4623,
430,
10187,
430,
3738,
4595,
315,
2574,
2744,
8541,
311,
3621,
304,
3738,
5627,
11,
15851,
315,
279,
13463,
520,
279,
892,
13,
763,
13168,
11,
3823,
7016,
527,
5718,
430,
1274,
7655,
311,
58299,
555,
369,
31308,
477,
16033,
8125,
13,
4314,
649,
1101,
387,
28160,
555,
279,
4676,
11,
1778,
439,
3674,
40851,
304,
264,
4040,
7829,
11,
477,
279,
2819,
315,
264,
10597,
4029,
13,
23674,
11,
279,
7434,
315,
264,
2383,
374,
1101,
1511,
311,
8464,
311,
264,
2547,
315,
5718,
430,
2633,
82,
1268,
264,
1732,
477,
1912,
74157,
11,
1778,
439,
279,
5899,
3290,
1392,
13,
128001
] |
<reponame>tigermei/KnowWeather
package com.silencedut.weather_core.corebase;
import android.content.Context;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.support.annotation.NonNull;
import android.support.v7.app.AppCompatActivity;
import android.view.MenuItem;
import com.silencedut.router.Router;
import com.silencedut.weather_core.CoreManager;
import com.silencedut.weather_core.permission.IPermissionApi;
import butterknife.ButterKnife;
import uk.co.chrisjenx.calligraphy.CalligraphyContextWrapper;
/**
* Created by SilenceDut on 16/10/15.
*/
public abstract class BaseActivity extends AppCompatActivity implements BaseViewInit {
@Override
protected void attachBaseContext(Context newBase) {
super.attachBaseContext(CalligraphyContextWrapper.wrap(newBase));
}
@Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
Router.instance().register(this);
initBeforeView();
setContentView(getContentViewId());
ButterKnife.bind(this);
initViews();
initDataObserver();
}
protected void initDataObserver() {
}
@Override
protected void onResume() {
super.onResume();
}
@Override
protected void onPause() {
super.onPause();
}
@Override
public void initBeforeView() {
}
@Override
public boolean onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem menuItem) {
if (menuItem.getItemId() == android.R.id.home) {
finish();
}
return super.onOptionsItemSelected(menuItem);
}
@Override
protected void onDestroy() {
super.onDestroy();
Router.instance().unregister(this);
}
@Override
public void onRequestPermissionsResult(int requestCode, @NonNull String[] permissions, @NonNull int[] grantResults) {
super.onRequestPermissionsResult(requestCode, permissions, grantResults);
CoreManager.getImpl(IPermissionApi.class).onRequestPermissionsResult(this,requestCode,permissions,grantResults);
}
}
| 753 | [
128000,
27,
265,
621,
373,
61835,
7420,
2727,
72,
33954,
3409,
30081,
198,
1757,
470,
516,
321,
5886,
332,
46727,
15834,
4976,
3231,
401,
475,
2151,
5521,
9512,
280,
475,
2151,
9475,
15099,
280,
475,
2151,
9582,
5177,
40725,
280,
475,
2151,
9582,
3211,
22,
1632,
24696,
280,
475,
2151,
3877,
43547,
401,
475,
470,
516,
321,
5886,
332,
22909,
32513,
280,
475,
470,
516,
321,
5886,
332,
46727,
15834,
13067,
2087,
280,
475,
470,
516,
321,
5886,
332,
46727,
15834,
33673,
2506,
15315,
6700,
401,
475,
51039,
99286,
280,
475,
15012,
6973,
5442,
6091,
24041,
87,
8692,
93170,
28115,
93170,
2014,
11803,
401,
1784,
353,
4388,
555,
69188,
35,
332,
389,
220,
845,
14,
605,
14,
868,
627,
2861,
898,
8278,
538,
75745,
2289,
25096,
5280,
5464,
70149,
1504,
262,
571,
2226,
198,
262,
2682,
742,
15866,
94924,
14328,
502,
4066,
8,
341,
286,
2307,
34127,
94924,
56324,
93170,
2014,
11803,
43599,
1792,
4066,
1125,
262,
557,
262,
571,
2226,
198,
262,
2682,
742,
12327,
20625,
15066,
8,
341,
286,
2307,
17034,
15348,
317,
286,
10777,
13366,
1020,
6477,
1420,
317,
286,
3003,
10438,
860,
545,
286,
21793,
5550,
18566,
769,
1449,
286,
96317,
6218,
1420,
317,
286,
3003,
24095,
545,
286,
69833,
17591,
545,
262,
557,
262,
2682,
742,
69833,
17591,
368,
1504,
262,
557,
262,
571,
2226,
198,
262,
2682,
742,
62270,
368,
341,
286,
2307,
63404,
545,
262,
557,
262,
571,
2226,
198,
262,
2682,
742,
82249,
368,
341,
286,
2307,
84518,
545,
262,
557,
262,
571,
2226,
198,
262,
586,
742,
3003,
10438,
860,
368,
1504,
262,
557,
262,
571,
2226,
198,
262,
586,
2777,
65067,
60583,
57854,
8,
341,
286,
422,
320,
90032,
57484,
368,
624,
2151,
2056,
1801,
23399,
8,
341,
310,
6381,
545,
286,
457,
286,
471,
2307,
69567,
29214,
1256,
317,
262,
557,
262,
571,
2226,
198,
262,
2682,
742,
55289,
368,
341,
286,
2307,
58602,
545,
286,
10777,
13366,
1020,
359,
6477,
1420,
317,
262,
557,
262,
571,
2226,
198,
262,
586,
742,
80108,
98881,
1577,
56474,
11,
571,
17256,
935,
1318,
8709,
11,
571,
17256,
528,
1318,
80793,
8,
341,
286,
2307,
3572,
1939,
98881,
60436,
11,
8709,
11,
80793,
317,
286,
9708,
2087,
673,
9871,
56583,
261,
2796,
6700,
3150,
570,
263,
1939,
98881,
1420,
11,
75635,
11,
31000,
11,
52727,
10001,
317,
262,
457,
534,
128001
] |
>> the *fine structures* of multiple histograms seem correlated in time.
>> peaks) will tend to appear again in the next test. That "m-ish"
>> propensity then falls off with time.
> "m-ish" shape?
computer media players, like Windows Media Player or iTunes. You can "see"
completely random then you would see no such similarities.
If the Shnoll effect is real then it is truly "The Music of the Spheres."
Damien, Shnoll is planning to publish another paper on the subject. | 119 | [
128000,
2511,
279,
353,
63157,
14726,
9,
315,
5361,
86745,
2873,
49393,
304,
892,
627,
2511,
40035,
8,
690,
8541,
311,
5101,
1578,
304,
279,
1828,
1296,
13,
3011,
330,
76,
67853,
702,
2511,
95323,
1243,
17503,
1022,
449,
892,
627,
29,
330,
76,
67853,
1,
6211,
5380,
44211,
3772,
4311,
11,
1093,
5632,
7972,
7460,
477,
13323,
13,
1472,
649,
330,
4151,
702,
884,
50268,
4288,
1243,
499,
1053,
1518,
912,
1778,
43874,
627,
2746,
279,
1443,
77,
980,
2515,
374,
1972,
1243,
433,
374,
9615,
330,
791,
10948,
315,
279,
328,
65733,
10246,
49057,
3675,
11,
1443,
77,
980,
374,
9293,
311,
3498,
2500,
5684,
389,
279,
3917,
13,
128001
] |
Dear EarthTalk: How much of our waste in the U.S. is recycled compared to what is “disposed of”? Who keeps track of this?
—Anita Knight, Wheaton, IL
Roughly 30 percent of the trash generated in the United States is recovered and recycled or composted. About 14 percent is incinerated, and 56 percent ends up buried in landfills, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency”s (EPA) Office of Municipal Solid Waste.
The EPA reports on a wide variety of solid wastes, including paper and cardboard, glass, metals, plastics, rubber, leather, textiles, wood, food, yard trimmings and inorganic wastes from residents, businesses and institutions. The agency has witnessed the amount of waste produced in the U.S. rapidly increase over the past four decades.
The EPA”s last study, conducted in 2001, estimated that 229 million tons of wastes were produced that year, or approximately 4.4 pounds per person per day. That”s a 260 percent increase in tonnage from the 88 million tons of waste produced in 1960, which was about 2.7 pounds per person per day. Bearing in mind that U.S. population was 179 million in 1960 but is 292 million now (a 60% increase), it means that not only are there more Americans now—Americans are wasting more.
But there are some positive trends: In 1960, only 6.3 percent of total U.S. waste was recycled, only a fifth of what is being recycled today. And in a more recent years” comparison, some 68 million tons of waste were recycled or composted in 2001, compared to 34 million tons just 10 years earlier.
There has also been forward movement in paper recycling. According to the Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry (TAPPI), we are well on our way toward recovering 50 percent of all paper used. More paper is now recovered in the U.S. than is sent to landfills.
There”s progress, say recycling advocates, but not enough: “I think that for certain materials—glass, plastic, and aluminum—we have not made much headway in the past few years,” says Pat Franklin, executive director of the Container Recycling Institute. “The recycling rate for all containers has declined over the past eight years, partly because the financial incentive to recycle aluminum cans has not increased with inflation,” she says.
CONTACT: The U.S. EPA”s Office of Solid Waste, (800) 424-9346, www.epa.gov/epaoswer/non-hw/muncpl/index.htm
Container Recycling Institute, (703) 276-9800, www.container-recycling.org
TAPPI, (800) 332-8686, www.tappi.org | 610 | [
128000,
31765,
9420,
37310,
25,
2650,
1790,
315,
1057,
12571,
304,
279,
549,
815,
13,
374,
47658,
7863,
311,
1148,
374,
1054,
76629,
315,
74022,
10699,
13912,
3839,
315,
420,
5380,
2345,
2127,
6388,
23844,
11,
56738,
263,
11,
11598,
198,
49,
1409,
398,
220,
966,
3346,
315,
279,
23701,
8066,
304,
279,
3723,
4273,
374,
26403,
323,
47658,
477,
57823,
291,
13,
10180,
220,
975,
3346,
374,
3709,
10670,
660,
11,
323,
220,
3487,
3346,
10548,
709,
28016,
304,
4363,
67267,
11,
4184,
311,
279,
549,
815,
13,
25027,
19721,
16784,
863,
82,
320,
36,
8201,
8,
8410,
315,
45340,
22925,
49522,
627,
791,
27250,
6821,
389,
264,
7029,
8205,
315,
6573,
82320,
11,
2737,
5684,
323,
55043,
11,
9168,
11,
37182,
11,
68386,
11,
23506,
11,
18012,
11,
94082,
11,
7732,
11,
3691,
11,
20085,
11259,
76,
826,
323,
304,
61694,
82320,
505,
11062,
11,
9873,
323,
14673,
13,
578,
9266,
706,
32126,
279,
3392,
315,
12571,
9124,
304,
279,
549,
815,
13,
19019,
5376,
927,
279,
3347,
3116,
11026,
627,
791,
27250,
863,
82,
1566,
4007,
11,
13375,
304,
220,
1049,
16,
11,
13240,
430,
220,
14378,
3610,
20181,
315,
82320,
1051,
9124,
430,
1060,
11,
477,
13489,
220,
19,
13,
19,
16701,
824,
1732,
824,
1938,
13,
3011,
863,
82,
264,
220,
11387,
3346,
5376,
304,
8941,
68155,
505,
279,
220,
2421,
3610,
20181,
315,
12571,
9124,
304,
220,
5162,
15,
11,
902,
574,
922,
220,
17,
13,
22,
16701,
824,
1732,
824,
1938,
13,
39768,
304,
4059,
430,
549,
815,
13,
7187,
574,
220,
11128,
3610,
304,
220,
5162,
15,
719,
374,
220,
16443,
3610,
1457,
320,
64,
220,
1399,
4,
5376,
705,
433,
3445,
430,
539,
1193,
527,
1070,
810,
9053,
1457,
2345,
92786,
527,
48897,
810,
627,
4071,
1070,
527,
1063,
6928,
18845,
25,
763,
220,
5162,
15,
11,
1193,
220,
21,
13,
18,
3346,
315,
2860,
549,
815,
13,
12571,
574,
47658,
11,
1193,
264,
18172,
315,
1148,
374,
1694,
47658,
3432,
13,
1628,
304,
264,
810,
3293,
1667,
863,
12593,
11,
1063,
220,
2614,
3610,
20181,
315,
12571,
1051,
47658,
477,
57823,
291,
304,
220,
1049,
16,
11,
7863,
311,
220,
1958,
3610,
20181,
1120,
220,
605,
1667,
6931,
627,
3947,
706,
1101,
1027,
4741,
7351,
304,
5684,
34978,
13,
10771,
311,
279,
27766,
10229,
315,
279,
393,
13136,
323,
18343,
24780,
320,
51,
2599,
1932,
705,
584,
527,
1664,
389,
1057,
1648,
9017,
42386,
220,
1135,
3346,
315,
682,
5684,
1511,
13,
4497,
5684,
374,
1457,
26403,
304,
279,
549,
815,
13,
1109,
374,
3288,
311,
4363,
67267,
627,
3947,
863,
82,
5208,
11,
2019,
34978,
28424,
11,
719,
539,
3403,
25,
1054,
40,
1781,
430,
369,
3738,
7384,
2345,
59536,
11,
12466,
11,
323,
25674,
86319,
617,
539,
1903,
1790,
2010,
3195,
304,
279,
3347,
2478,
1667,
2476,
2795,
7281,
19372,
11,
11145,
7690,
315,
279,
9876,
81685,
10181,
13,
1054,
791,
34978,
4478,
369,
682,
24794,
706,
19284,
927,
279,
3347,
8223,
1667,
11,
28135,
1606,
279,
6020,
36210,
311,
61843,
25674,
43732,
706,
539,
7319,
449,
25544,
2476,
1364,
2795,
627,
74471,
25,
578,
549,
815,
13,
27250,
863,
82,
8410,
315,
22925,
49522,
11,
320,
4728,
8,
220,
18517,
12,
24347,
21,
11,
8604,
34476,
64,
14489,
14,
752,
65966,
6703,
92230,
2902,
86,
3262,
1371,
501,
9199,
24165,
198,
4603,
81685,
10181,
11,
320,
20436,
8,
220,
16660,
12,
19068,
15,
11,
8604,
18863,
60272,
16404,
2726,
198,
51,
2599,
1932,
11,
320,
4728,
8,
220,
17079,
12,
25862,
21,
11,
8604,
739,
680,
72,
2726,
128001
] |
/*====================================================================*
- Copyright (C) 2001 Leptonica. All rights reserved.
-
- Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
- modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
- are met:
- 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
- notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
- 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above
- copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following
- disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials
- provided with the distribution.
-
- THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS
- ``AS IS'' AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
- LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR
- A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL ANY
- CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL,
- EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
- PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR
- PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY
- OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING
- NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS
- SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
*====================================================================*/
/*
* blend2_reg.c
*
* Regression test for this function:
* pixBlendWithGrayMask()
*/
#include "allheaders.h"
int main(int argc,
char **argv)
{
l_int32 i, j, w1, h1, w2, h2, w, h;
BOX *box1, *box2;
PIX *pixg, *pixs, *pixs1, *pixs2, *pix1, *pix2, *pix3, *pix4, *pix5;
PIXA *pixa;
L_REGPARAMS *rp;
if (regTestSetup(argc, argv, &rp))
return 1;
/* --- Set up the 8 bpp blending image --- */
pixg = pixCreate(660, 500, 8);
for (i = 0; i < 500; i++)
for (j = 0; j < 660; j++)
pixSetPixel(pixg, j, i, (l_int32)(0.775 * j) % 256);
/* --- Set up the initial color images to be blended together --- */
pixs1 = pixRead("wyom.jpg");
pixs2 = pixRead("fish24.jpg");
pixGetDimensions(pixs1, &w, &h, NULL);
pixGetDimensions(pixs1, &w1, &h1, NULL);
pixGetDimensions(pixs2, &w2, &h2, NULL);
h = L_MIN(h1, h2);
w = L_MIN(w1, w2);
box1 = boxCreate(0, 0, w, h);
box2 = boxCreate(0, 300, 660, 500);
pix1 = pixClipRectangle(pixs1, box1, NULL);
pix2 = pixClipRectangle(pixs2, box2, NULL);
pixDestroy(&pixs1);
pixDestroy(&pixs2);
boxDestroy(&box1);
boxDestroy(&box2);
/* --- Blend 2 rgb images --- */
pixa = pixaCreate(0);
pixSaveTiled(pixg, pixa, 1.0, 1, 40, 32);
pix3 = pixBlendWithGrayMask(pix1, pix2, pixg, 50, 50);
pixSaveTiled(pix1, pixa, 1.0, 1, 40, 32);
pixSaveTiled(pix2, pixa, 1.0, 0, 40, 32);
pixSaveTiled(pix3, pixa, 1.0, 0, 40, 32);
regTestWritePixAndCheck(rp, pixg, IFF_JFIF_JPEG); /* 0 */
regTestWritePixAndCheck(rp, pix1, IFF_JFIF_JPEG); /* 1 */
regTestWritePixAndCheck(rp, pix2, IFF_JFIF_JPEG); /* 2 */
regTestWritePixAndCheck(rp, pix3, IFF_JFIF_JPEG); /* 3 */
pixDestroy(&pix3);
/* --- Blend 2 grayscale images --- */
pix3 = pixConvertRGBToLuminance(pix1);
pix4 = pixConvertRGBToLuminance(pix2);
pix5 = pixBlendWithGrayMask(pix3, pix4, pixg, 50, 50);
pixSaveTiled(pix3, pixa, 1.0, 1, 40, 32);
pixSaveTiled(pix4, pixa, 1.0, 0, 40, 32);
pixSaveTiled(pix5, pixa, 1.0, 0, 40, 32);
regTestWritePixAndCheck(rp, pix3, IFF_JFIF_JPEG); /* 4 */
regTestWritePixAndCheck(rp, pix4, IFF_JFIF_JPEG); /* 5 */
regTestWritePixAndCheck(rp, pix5, IFF_JFIF_JPEG); /* 6 */
pixDestroy(&pix3);
pixDestroy(&pix4);
pixDestroy(&pix5);
/* --- Blend a colormap image and an rgb image --- */
pix3 = pixFixedOctcubeQuantGenRGB(pix2, 2);
pix4 = pixBlendWithGrayMask(pix1, pix3, pixg, 50, 50);
pixSaveTiled(pix1, pixa, 1.0, 1, 40, 32);
pixSaveTiled(pix3, pixa, 1.0, 0, 40, 32);
pixSaveTiled(pix4, pixa, 1.0, 0, 40, 32);
regTestWritePixAndCheck(rp, pix3, IFF_JFIF_JPEG); /* 7 */
regTestWritePixAndCheck(rp, pix4, IFF_JFIF_JPEG); /* 8 */
pixDestroy(&pix3);
pixDestroy(&pix4);
/* --- Blend a colormap image and a grayscale image --- */
pix3 = pixConvertRGBToLuminance(pix1);
pix4 = pixFixedOctcubeQuantGenRGB(pix2, 2);
pix5 = pixBlendWithGrayMask(pix3, pix4, pixg, 50, 50);
pixSaveTiled(pix3, pixa, 1.0, 1, 40, 32);
pixSaveTiled(pix4, pixa, 1.0, 0, 40, 32);
pixSaveTiled(pix5, pixa, 1.0, 0, 40, 32);
regTestWritePixAndCheck(rp, pix3, IFF_JFIF_JPEG); /* 9 */
regTestWritePixAndCheck(rp, pix4, IFF_JFIF_JPEG); /* 10 */
regTestWritePixAndCheck(rp, pix5, IFF_JFIF_JPEG); /* 11 */
pixDestroy(&pix5);
pix5 = pixBlendWithGrayMask(pix3, pix4, pixg, -100, -100);
pixSaveTiled(pix3, pixa, 1.0, 1, 40, 32);
pixSaveTiled(pix4, pixa, 1.0, 0, 40, 32);
pixSaveTiled(pix5, pixa, 1.0, 0, 40, 32);
regTestWritePixAndCheck(rp, pix5, IFF_JFIF_JPEG); /* 12 */
pixDestroy(&pix1);
pixDestroy(&pix2);
pixDestroy(&pix3);
pixDestroy(&pix4);
pixDestroy(&pix5);
/* --------- Test png read/write with alpha channel --------- */
/* First make pix2, using pixg as the alpha channel */
pix1 = pixRead("fish24.jpg");
box1 = boxCreate(0, 300, 660, 500);
pix2 = pixClipRectangle(pix1, box1, NULL);
boxDestroy(&box1);
pixSaveTiled(pix2, pixa, 1.0, 1, 40, 32);
regTestWritePixAndCheck(rp, pix2, IFF_JFIF_JPEG); /* 13 */
pixSetRGBComponent(pix2, pixg, L_ALPHA_CHANNEL);
regTestWritePixAndCheck(rp, pix2, IFF_PNG); /* 14 */
/* To see the alpha channel, blend with a black image */
pix3 = pixCreate(660, 500, 32);
pix4 = pixBlendWithGrayMask(pix3, pix2, NULL, 0, 0);
pixSaveTiled(pix4, pixa, 1.0, 0, 40, 32);
regTestWritePixAndCheck(rp, pix4, IFF_JFIF_JPEG); /* 15 */
pixDestroy(&pix4);
/* Read the RGBA image back */
pix4 = pixRead("/tmp/lept/regout/blend2.14.png");
/* Make sure that the alpha channel image hasn't changed */
pix5 = pixGetRGBComponent(pix4, L_ALPHA_CHANNEL);
regTestComparePix(rp, pixg, pix5); /* 16 */
pixDestroy(&pix5);
/* Blend again with a black image */
pix5 = pixBlendWithGrayMask(pix3, pix4, NULL, 0, 0);
pixSaveTiled(pix5, pixa, 1.0, 0, 40, 32);
regTestWritePixAndCheck(rp, pix5, IFF_JFIF_JPEG); /* 17 */
pixDestroy(&pix5);
/* Blend with a white image */
pixSetAll(pix3);
pix5 = pixBlendWithGrayMask(pix3, pix4, NULL, 0, 0);
pixSaveTiled(pix5, pixa, 1.0, 0, 40, 32);
regTestWritePixAndCheck(rp, pix5, IFF_JFIF_JPEG); /* 18 */
pixDestroy(&pixg);
pixDestroy(&pix1);
pixDestroy(&pix2);
pixDestroy(&pix3);
pixDestroy(&pix4);
pixDestroy(&pix5);
/* Display results */
pix1 = pixaDisplay(pixa, 0, 0);
pixDisplayWithTitle(pix1, 100, 100, NULL, rp->display);
regTestWritePixAndCheck(rp, pix1, IFF_JFIF_JPEG); /* 19 */
pixDestroy(&pix1);
pixaDestroy(&pixa);
return regTestCleanup(rp);
}
| 3,408 | [
128000,
45538,
608,
5736,
482,
220,
3028,
320,
34,
8,
220,
1049,
16,
2009,
19271,
3074,
13,
220,
2052,
3268,
4694,
627,
18722,
482,
220,
33043,
323,
1005,
304,
2592,
323,
8026,
7739,
11,
449,
477,
2085,
198,
482,
220,
17466,
11,
527,
15480,
3984,
430,
279,
2768,
4787,
198,
482,
220,
527,
2322,
512,
482,
220,
220,
16,
13,
20178,
315,
2592,
2082,
2011,
14389,
279,
3485,
7065,
198,
482,
257,
5406,
11,
420,
1160,
315,
4787,
323,
279,
2768,
18141,
627,
482,
220,
220,
17,
13,
20178,
304,
8026,
1376,
2011,
23645,
279,
3485,
198,
482,
257,
7065,
5406,
11,
420,
1160,
315,
4787,
323,
279,
2768,
198,
482,
257,
18141,
304,
279,
9904,
323,
5255,
1023,
7384,
198,
482,
257,
3984,
449,
279,
8141,
627,
18722,
482,
220,
10245,
8730,
3507,
16932,
7866,
3247,
14879,
21269,
3651,
22487,
198,
482,
220,
10103,
1950,
3507,
4708,
3651,
4230,
16832,
2794,
13163,
7579,
11,
16480,
11,
11155,
4276,
198,
482,
220,
13405,
5257,
11,
3247,
13163,
7579,
3083,
8094,
3651,
7877,
4716,
198,
482,
220,
362,
7807,
7667,
16202,
32301,
13,
220,
2006,
5782,
13032,
17095,
4230,
198,
482,
220,
22487,
7354,
17842,
4716,
4230,
20843,
11,
28171,
11,
29653,
11,
23893,
345,
482,
220,
31642,
11,
2794,
28515,
16908,
320,
19374,
11,
11155,
4276,
13405,
5257,
345,
482,
220,
31432,
3083,
31630,
30766,
2794,
26715,
26,
28453,
3083,
9645,
11,
14444,
11,
2794,
198,
482,
220,
29324,
26,
2794,
27693,
31669,
8,
30416,
31477,
3651,
6328,
4230,
30757,
198,
482,
220,
3083,
14495,
11,
18114,
2006,
17564,
11,
30110,
14495,
11,
2794,
18269,
320,
19374,
198,
482,
220,
29648,
2794,
18562,
8,
18008,
2006,
4230,
25404,
10009,
3083,
3247,
9645,
3083,
10245,
198,
482,
220,
8730,
11,
27755,
11812,
30421,
3083,
3247,
30482,
3083,
27186,
29304,
627,
353,
8315,
608,
6343,
3364,
353,
20955,
17,
5025,
522,
198,
1235,
353,
256,
48570,
1296,
369,
420,
734,
512,
353,
996,
32674,
46100,
2409,
29274,
12975,
746,
2861,
1085,
330,
543,
7869,
870,
1875,
396,
1925,
1577,
262,
12107,
345,
260,
1181,
3146,
6645,
340,
517,
75,
4132,
843,
996,
602,
11,
503,
11,
289,
16,
11,
305,
16,
11,
289,
17,
11,
305,
17,
11,
289,
11,
305,
280,
23892,
692,
353,
2054,
16,
11,
353,
2054,
17,
280,
63892,
692,
353,
36584,
70,
11,
353,
36584,
82,
11,
353,
36584,
82,
16,
11,
353,
36584,
82,
17,
11,
353,
36584,
16,
11,
353,
36584,
17,
11,
353,
36584,
18,
11,
353,
36584,
19,
11,
353,
36584,
20,
280,
1932,
60550,
260,
353,
36584,
64,
280,
43,
8224,
20810,
50,
220,
353,
23048,
401,
262,
422,
320,
1610,
2323,
22574,
29780,
11,
10424,
11,
612,
23048,
1192,
286,
471,
220,
16,
401,
286,
1416,
12730,
2638,
709,
279,
220,
23,
91633,
56941,
2217,
12730,
740,
262,
32674,
70,
284,
32674,
4110,
7,
19274,
11,
220,
2636,
11,
220,
23,
317,
262,
369,
320,
72,
284,
220,
15,
26,
602,
366,
220,
2636,
26,
602,
3569,
286,
369,
320,
73,
284,
220,
15,
26,
503,
366,
220,
19274,
26,
503,
3569,
310,
32674,
1681,
18513,
1319,
953,
70,
11,
503,
11,
602,
11,
320,
75,
4132,
843,
2432,
15,
13,
22908,
353,
503,
8,
1034,
220,
4146,
629,
286,
1416,
12730,
2638,
709,
279,
2926,
1933,
5448,
311,
387,
55645,
3871,
12730,
740,
262,
32674,
82,
16,
284,
32674,
4518,
446,
23361,
316,
4924,
803,
262,
32674,
82,
17,
284,
32674,
4518,
446,
18668,
1187,
4924,
803,
262,
32674,
1991,
22062,
1319,
953,
82,
16,
11,
612,
86,
11,
612,
71,
11,
1808,
317,
262,
32674,
1991,
22062,
1319,
953,
82,
16,
11,
612,
86,
16,
11,
612,
71,
16,
11,
1808,
317,
262,
32674,
1991,
22062,
1319,
953,
82,
17,
11,
612,
86,
17,
11,
612,
71,
17,
11,
1808,
317,
262,
305,
284,
445,
12083,
3283,
16,
11,
305,
17,
317,
262,
289,
284,
445,
12083,
3706,
16,
11,
289,
17,
317,
262,
3830,
16,
284,
3830,
4110,
7,
15,
11,
220,
15,
11,
289,
11,
305,
317,
262,
3830,
17,
284,
3830,
4110,
7,
15,
11,
220,
3101,
11,
220,
19274,
11,
220,
2636,
317,
262,
32674,
16,
284,
32674,
21608,
21775,
1319,
953,
82,
16,
11,
3830,
16,
11,
1808,
317,
262,
32674,
17,
284,
32674,
21608,
21775,
1319,
953,
82,
17,
11,
3830,
17,
11,
1808,
317,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
82,
16,
317,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
82,
17,
317,
262,
3830,
14579,
2146,
2054,
16,
317,
262,
3830,
14579,
2146,
2054,
17,
629,
286,
1416,
12730,
55248,
220,
17,
18477,
5448,
12730,
740,
262,
32674,
64,
284,
32674,
64,
4110,
7,
15,
317,
262,
32674,
8960,
51,
2230,
1319,
953,
70,
11,
32674,
64,
11,
220,
16,
13,
15,
11,
220,
16,
11,
220,
1272,
11,
220,
843,
317,
262,
32674,
18,
284,
32674,
46100,
2409,
29274,
12975,
1319,
953,
16,
11,
32674,
17,
11,
32674,
70,
11,
220,
1135,
11,
220,
1135,
317,
262,
32674,
8960,
51,
2230,
1319,
953,
16,
11,
32674,
64,
11,
220,
16,
13,
15,
11,
220,
16,
11,
220,
1272,
11,
220,
843,
317,
262,
32674,
8960,
51,
2230,
1319,
953,
17,
11,
32674,
64,
11,
220,
16,
13,
15,
11,
220,
15,
11,
220,
1272,
11,
220,
843,
317,
262,
32674,
8960,
51,
2230,
1319,
953,
18,
11,
32674,
64,
11,
220,
16,
13,
15,
11,
220,
15,
11,
220,
1272,
11,
220,
843,
317,
262,
1239,
2323,
8144,
75791,
3112,
4061,
97070,
11,
32674,
70,
11,
358,
1785,
10821,
37,
2843,
10821,
22836,
1237,
220,
1416,
220,
15,
740,
262,
1239,
2323,
8144,
75791,
3112,
4061,
97070,
11,
32674,
16,
11,
358,
1785,
10821,
37,
2843,
10821,
22836,
1237,
220,
1416,
220,
16,
740,
262,
1239,
2323,
8144,
75791,
3112,
4061,
97070,
11,
32674,
17,
11,
358,
1785,
10821,
37,
2843,
10821,
22836,
1237,
220,
1416,
220,
17,
740,
262,
1239,
2323,
8144,
75791,
3112,
4061,
97070,
11,
32674,
18,
11,
358,
1785,
10821,
37,
2843,
10821,
22836,
1237,
220,
1416,
220,
18,
740,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
18,
629,
286,
1416,
12730,
55248,
220,
17,
78457,
5448,
12730,
740,
262,
32674,
18,
284,
32674,
12281,
18683,
1271,
43,
10318,
685,
1319,
953,
16,
317,
262,
32674,
19,
284,
32674,
12281,
18683,
1271,
43,
10318,
685,
1319,
953,
17,
317,
262,
32674,
20,
284,
32674,
46100,
2409,
29274,
12975,
1319,
953,
18,
11,
32674,
19,
11,
32674,
70,
11,
220,
1135,
11,
220,
1135,
317,
262,
32674,
8960,
51,
2230,
1319,
953,
18,
11,
32674,
64,
11,
220,
16,
13,
15,
11,
220,
16,
11,
220,
1272,
11,
220,
843,
317,
262,
32674,
8960,
51,
2230,
1319,
953,
19,
11,
32674,
64,
11,
220,
16,
13,
15,
11,
220,
15,
11,
220,
1272,
11,
220,
843,
317,
262,
32674,
8960,
51,
2230,
1319,
953,
20,
11,
32674,
64,
11,
220,
16,
13,
15,
11,
220,
15,
11,
220,
1272,
11,
220,
843,
317,
262,
1239,
2323,
8144,
75791,
3112,
4061,
97070,
11,
32674,
18,
11,
358,
1785,
10821,
37,
2843,
10821,
22836,
1237,
220,
1416,
220,
19,
740,
262,
1239,
2323,
8144,
75791,
3112,
4061,
97070,
11,
32674,
19,
11,
358,
1785,
10821,
37,
2843,
10821,
22836,
1237,
220,
1416,
220,
20,
740,
262,
1239,
2323,
8144,
75791,
3112,
4061,
97070,
11,
32674,
20,
11,
358,
1785,
10821,
37,
2843,
10821,
22836,
1237,
220,
1416,
220,
21,
740,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
18,
317,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
19,
317,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
20,
629,
286,
1416,
12730,
55248,
264,
77110,
2217,
323,
459,
18477,
2217,
12730,
740,
262,
32674,
18,
284,
32674,
13829,
18544,
46511,
45320,
10172,
18683,
1319,
953,
17,
11,
220,
17,
317,
262,
32674,
19,
284,
32674,
46100,
2409,
29274,
12975,
1319,
953,
16,
11,
32674,
18,
11,
32674,
70,
11,
220,
1135,
11,
220,
1135,
317,
262,
32674,
8960,
51,
2230,
1319,
953,
16,
11,
32674,
64,
11,
220,
16,
13,
15,
11,
220,
16,
11,
220,
1272,
11,
220,
843,
317,
262,
32674,
8960,
51,
2230,
1319,
953,
18,
11,
32674,
64,
11,
220,
16,
13,
15,
11,
220,
15,
11,
220,
1272,
11,
220,
843,
317,
262,
32674,
8960,
51,
2230,
1319,
953,
19,
11,
32674,
64,
11,
220,
16,
13,
15,
11,
220,
15,
11,
220,
1272,
11,
220,
843,
317,
262,
1239,
2323,
8144,
75791,
3112,
4061,
97070,
11,
32674,
18,
11,
358,
1785,
10821,
37,
2843,
10821,
22836,
1237,
220,
1416,
220,
22,
740,
262,
1239,
2323,
8144,
75791,
3112,
4061,
97070,
11,
32674,
19,
11,
358,
1785,
10821,
37,
2843,
10821,
22836,
1237,
220,
1416,
220,
23,
740,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
18,
317,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
19,
629,
286,
1416,
12730,
55248,
264,
77110,
2217,
323,
264,
78457,
2217,
12730,
740,
262,
32674,
18,
284,
32674,
12281,
18683,
1271,
43,
10318,
685,
1319,
953,
16,
317,
262,
32674,
19,
284,
32674,
13829,
18544,
46511,
45320,
10172,
18683,
1319,
953,
17,
11,
220,
17,
317,
262,
32674,
20,
284,
32674,
46100,
2409,
29274,
12975,
1319,
953,
18,
11,
32674,
19,
11,
32674,
70,
11,
220,
1135,
11,
220,
1135,
317,
262,
32674,
8960,
51,
2230,
1319,
953,
18,
11,
32674,
64,
11,
220,
16,
13,
15,
11,
220,
16,
11,
220,
1272,
11,
220,
843,
317,
262,
32674,
8960,
51,
2230,
1319,
953,
19,
11,
32674,
64,
11,
220,
16,
13,
15,
11,
220,
15,
11,
220,
1272,
11,
220,
843,
317,
262,
32674,
8960,
51,
2230,
1319,
953,
20,
11,
32674,
64,
11,
220,
16,
13,
15,
11,
220,
15,
11,
220,
1272,
11,
220,
843,
317,
262,
1239,
2323,
8144,
75791,
3112,
4061,
97070,
11,
32674,
18,
11,
358,
1785,
10821,
37,
2843,
10821,
22836,
1237,
220,
1416,
220,
24,
740,
262,
1239,
2323,
8144,
75791,
3112,
4061,
97070,
11,
32674,
19,
11,
358,
1785,
10821,
37,
2843,
10821,
22836,
1237,
220,
1416,
220,
605,
740,
262,
1239,
2323,
8144,
75791,
3112,
4061,
97070,
11,
32674,
20,
11,
358,
1785,
10821,
37,
2843,
10821,
22836,
1237,
220,
1416,
220,
806,
740,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
20,
317,
262,
32674,
20,
284,
32674,
46100,
2409,
29274,
12975,
1319,
953,
18,
11,
32674,
19,
11,
32674,
70,
11,
482,
1041,
11,
482,
1041,
317,
262,
32674,
8960,
51,
2230,
1319,
953,
18,
11,
32674,
64,
11,
220,
16,
13,
15,
11,
220,
16,
11,
220,
1272,
11,
220,
843,
317,
262,
32674,
8960,
51,
2230,
1319,
953,
19,
11,
32674,
64,
11,
220,
16,
13,
15,
11,
220,
15,
11,
220,
1272,
11,
220,
843,
317,
262,
32674,
8960,
51,
2230,
1319,
953,
20,
11,
32674,
64,
11,
220,
16,
13,
15,
11,
220,
15,
11,
220,
1272,
11,
220,
843,
317,
262,
1239,
2323,
8144,
75791,
3112,
4061,
97070,
11,
32674,
20,
11,
358,
1785,
10821,
37,
2843,
10821,
22836,
1237,
220,
1416,
220,
717,
740,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
16,
317,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
17,
317,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
18,
317,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
19,
317,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
20,
629,
262,
1416,
81922,
3475,
37251,
1373,
65364,
449,
8451,
5613,
81922,
740,
286,
1416,
5629,
1304,
32674,
17,
11,
1701,
32674,
70,
439,
279,
8451,
5613,
740,
262,
32674,
16,
284,
32674,
4518,
446,
18668,
1187,
4924,
803,
262,
3830,
16,
284,
3830,
4110,
7,
15,
11,
220,
3101,
11,
220,
19274,
11,
220,
2636,
317,
262,
32674,
17,
284,
32674,
21608,
21775,
1319,
953,
16,
11,
3830,
16,
11,
1808,
317,
262,
3830,
14579,
2146,
2054,
16,
317,
262,
32674,
8960,
51,
2230,
1319,
953,
17,
11,
32674,
64,
11,
220,
16,
13,
15,
11,
220,
16,
11,
220,
1272,
11,
220,
843,
317,
262,
1239,
2323,
8144,
75791,
3112,
4061,
97070,
11,
32674,
17,
11,
358,
1785,
10821,
37,
2843,
10821,
22836,
1237,
220,
1416,
220,
1032,
740,
262,
32674,
1681,
18683,
2238,
1319,
953,
17,
11,
32674,
70,
11,
445,
40597,
24616,
317,
262,
1239,
2323,
8144,
75791,
3112,
4061,
97070,
11,
32674,
17,
11,
358,
1785,
1106,
6269,
1237,
220,
1416,
220,
975,
2861,
286,
1416,
2057,
1518,
279,
8451,
5613,
11,
20955,
449,
264,
3776,
2217,
740,
262,
32674,
18,
284,
32674,
4110,
7,
19274,
11,
220,
2636,
11,
220,
843,
317,
262,
32674,
19,
284,
32674,
46100,
2409,
29274,
12975,
1319,
953,
18,
11,
32674,
17,
11,
1808,
11,
220,
15,
11,
220,
15,
317,
262,
32674,
8960,
51,
2230,
1319,
953,
19,
11,
32674,
64,
11,
220,
16,
13,
15,
11,
220,
15,
11,
220,
1272,
11,
220,
843,
317,
262,
1239,
2323,
8144,
75791,
3112,
4061,
97070,
11,
32674,
19,
11,
358,
1785,
10821,
37,
2843,
10821,
22836,
1237,
220,
1416,
220,
868,
740,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
19,
629,
286,
1416,
4557,
279,
81054,
2217,
1203,
740,
262,
32674,
19,
284,
32674,
4518,
4380,
5284,
14,
273,
418,
87958,
412,
14,
83732,
17,
13,
975,
3592,
3147,
286,
1416,
7557,
2771,
430,
279,
8451,
5613,
2217,
12775,
956,
5614,
740,
262,
32674,
20,
284,
32674,
1991,
18683,
2238,
1319,
953,
19,
11,
445,
40597,
24616,
317,
262,
1239,
2323,
28474,
75791,
97070,
11,
32674,
70,
11,
32674,
20,
1237,
220,
1416,
220,
845,
740,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
20,
629,
286,
1416,
55248,
1578,
449,
264,
3776,
2217,
740,
262,
32674,
20,
284,
32674,
46100,
2409,
29274,
12975,
1319,
953,
18,
11,
32674,
19,
11,
1808,
11,
220,
15,
11,
220,
15,
317,
262,
32674,
8960,
51,
2230,
1319,
953,
20,
11,
32674,
64,
11,
220,
16,
13,
15,
11,
220,
15,
11,
220,
1272,
11,
220,
843,
317,
262,
1239,
2323,
8144,
75791,
3112,
4061,
97070,
11,
32674,
20,
11,
358,
1785,
10821,
37,
2843,
10821,
22836,
1237,
220,
1416,
220,
1114,
740,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
20,
629,
286,
1416,
55248,
449,
264,
4251,
2217,
740,
262,
32674,
1681,
2460,
1319,
953,
18,
317,
262,
32674,
20,
284,
32674,
46100,
2409,
29274,
12975,
1319,
953,
18,
11,
32674,
19,
11,
1808,
11,
220,
15,
11,
220,
15,
317,
262,
32674,
8960,
51,
2230,
1319,
953,
20,
11,
32674,
64,
11,
220,
16,
13,
15,
11,
220,
15,
11,
220,
1272,
11,
220,
843,
317,
262,
1239,
2323,
8144,
75791,
3112,
4061,
97070,
11,
32674,
20,
11,
358,
1785,
10821,
37,
2843,
10821,
22836,
1237,
220,
1416,
220,
972,
740,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
70,
317,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
16,
317,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
17,
317,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
18,
317,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
19,
317,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
20,
629,
286,
1416,
10848,
3135,
740,
262,
32674,
16,
284,
32674,
64,
7165,
1319,
47484,
11,
220,
15,
11,
220,
15,
317,
262,
32674,
7165,
67143,
1319,
953,
16,
11,
220,
1041,
11,
220,
1041,
11,
1808,
11,
34209,
405,
5610,
317,
262,
1239,
2323,
8144,
75791,
3112,
4061,
97070,
11,
32674,
16,
11,
358,
1785,
10821,
37,
2843,
10821,
22836,
1237,
220,
1416,
220,
777,
740,
262,
32674,
14579,
2146,
36584,
16,
317,
262,
32674,
64,
14579,
2146,
36584,
64,
629,
262,
471,
1239,
2323,
68435,
97070,
317,
534,
128001
] |
Lewis Hamilton is back on top in the Formula 1 Drivers' World Championship after winning the Belgian Grand Prix.
It was a really rainy race and he even came off the track at one point! But the McLaren driver led from the first corner to finish.
He is now three points ahead of Red Bull's Mark Webber.
"I'm ecstatic, it was a great weekend," said Hamilton. "A race like that can be a lottery, so I'm so happy and grateful to come out on top."
Lewis Hamilton's teammate Jenson Button did not finish the race after suffering a crash with Sebastian Vettel.
There are six races left this season - the next one is in Italy in two weeks.
Hamilton was overtaken in the standings by Mark Webber after the Hungarian Grand Prix on 1 August, when he had to pull out of the race because of gearbox problems. | 181 | [
128000,
100172,
24051,
374,
1203,
389,
1948,
304,
279,
31922,
220,
16,
46837,
6,
4435,
19134,
1306,
11230,
279,
49162,
10517,
44394,
627,
2181,
574,
264,
2216,
63857,
7102,
323,
568,
1524,
3782,
1022,
279,
3839,
520,
832,
1486,
0,
2030,
279,
72464,
5696,
6197,
505,
279,
1176,
9309,
311,
6381,
627,
1548,
374,
1457,
2380,
3585,
8469,
315,
3816,
22353,
596,
4488,
5000,
655,
627,
7189,
2846,
98392,
11,
433,
574,
264,
2294,
9178,
1359,
1071,
24051,
13,
330,
32,
7102,
1093,
430,
649,
387,
264,
39339,
11,
779,
358,
2846,
779,
6380,
323,
26259,
311,
2586,
704,
389,
1948,
10246,
100172,
24051,
596,
48666,
622,
34237,
6739,
1550,
539,
6381,
279,
7102,
1306,
16066,
264,
10121,
449,
44609,
650,
85893,
627,
3947,
527,
4848,
21234,
2163,
420,
3280,
482,
279,
1828,
832,
374,
304,
15704,
304,
1403,
5672,
627,
97530,
574,
43661,
3448,
304,
279,
68663,
555,
4488,
5000,
655,
1306,
279,
57869,
10517,
44394,
389,
220,
16,
6287,
11,
994,
568,
1047,
311,
6958,
704,
315,
279,
7102,
1606,
315,
98973,
5435,
13,
128001
] |
Handwashing: Do You Come With An Effective Method? | buyfenbendazole
keep your body healthy. It also eliminates dirt and prevents microorganisms from spreading to others.
Handwashing can prevent people from getting diseases, flu, or other ailments like diarrhoea or food poisoning, and transmitting the same disease to other people. Handwashing is recommended by the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention(CDC) states handwashing is among the most effective ways to guard us and our loved ones against becoming sick.
The amount of vaccination could impact the severity of the symptoms. As we continue to conduct research regarding COVID-19 The CDC will continue to update the list. COVID-19 is a deadly disease for elderly people and those suffering from related conditions, such as lung disease, heart disease or diabetes. Utilize mebendazole 100 mg chewable, as well as Fenbendazole 150 mg to minimize the negative effects of COVID-19. Coronaviruses are a class of viruses that may cause contamination among them that are the most prevalent.
What Is The Best Time To Clean Your Hands?
It is important to wash your hands often to maintain your health. It’s a great method to guard yourself against infections and illnesses that spread.
- Before and after making food
- Prior to or after eating meals
- After using the toilet or changing diapers for babies
- If you cough, sneeze or blowing nose
- After touching garbage, or other waste materials
- After touching raw meat or vegetables
- After touching the animal and their waste or feed
- Prior to and following treatment for any type of wound
- Before and after care for anyone who is sick at home
- How can you clean your hands correctly?
- “The Five Steps”
Step 1: Wet your hands:
The first step of hand washing is to soak the hands using clean and running water. Is it cold or warm?
STEP 2. Apply Soap & Lather well:
Apply enough soap to completely cover your hands and rub them together until you get a make a lather between your fingers, the back of the hand, and beneath the nails. Make sure to remember the thumbs too.
Step 3. Rub for 20 seconds:
WHO suggests that we clean our hands for at least 20 seconds. That is, until the time that it takes to sing the “Happy Birthday” song twice.
- WHO suggests the following steps for properly cleaning your hands:
- Rub both hands palm to palm.
- Right hand over the left dorsum, interlaced fingers, and the reverse.
- Palm to palm and fingers interlaced.
- The back of the fingers is pointing to opposite palms and the fingers are locked.
- Rotational rubbing of left thumb, which is held in the right hand.
Rotational rubbing, forwards and backwards, using fingers that are clasped in the left palm, and the reverse.
Step 4. Wash your hands thoroughly:
Rinsing must be done with running, clean water.
Step 5- Clean your hands:
Utilize a clean, single-use cloth to clean your hands. You can also dry them with air and then close the faucet using the tissue.
“Science” Behind the 5 Steps of Washing Hands
Step 1 Clean your hands:
The importance of running water is that hands could be re-contaminated by stagnant water.
Step 2 Apply Soap & Lather:
Hands washed with soap and water has been proven as more efficient than using water alone since the surfactants in soap can help eliminate dirt, soil and microbes.
Step 3: Scrub for 20 seconds:
Rubbing your hands for at least 20 seconds creates friction, and it is crucial to get rid of the germs from your hands. As opposed to rubbing for a short duration.
Step 4 Rinse:
Rinsing assists in removing the dirt, grease or germs that were lifted by the friction caused by the.
Step 5 Dry:
It’s essential to dry your hands after washing, as germs are easily transferred from and to wet hands.
In this COVID-19 outbreak WHO suggests washing your hands regularly with soap and water in order to rid yourself of the virus that might be present on your fingers. | 907 | [
128000,
2367,
98191,
25,
3234,
1472,
15936,
3161,
1556,
48023,
6872,
30,
765,
3780,
31453,
65,
408,
77001,
198,
13397,
701,
2547,
9498,
13,
1102,
1101,
60944,
26351,
323,
29034,
8162,
76991,
505,
31135,
311,
3885,
627,
2367,
98191,
649,
5471,
1274,
505,
3794,
19338,
11,
20236,
11,
477,
1023,
82907,
1093,
58705,
77035,
64,
477,
3691,
52236,
11,
323,
78768,
279,
1890,
8624,
311,
1023,
1274,
13,
8704,
98191,
374,
11349,
555,
279,
14821,
369,
31974,
7935,
323,
36947,
3100,
5744,
8,
5415,
1450,
98191,
374,
4315,
279,
1455,
7524,
5627,
311,
7771,
603,
323,
1057,
10456,
6305,
2403,
10671,
14363,
627,
791,
3392,
315,
47165,
1436,
5536,
279,
31020,
315,
279,
13803,
13,
1666,
584,
3136,
311,
6929,
3495,
9002,
20562,
12,
777,
578,
40409,
690,
3136,
311,
2713,
279,
1160,
13,
20562,
12,
777,
374,
264,
25114,
8624,
369,
29920,
1274,
323,
1884,
16066,
505,
5552,
4787,
11,
1778,
439,
21271,
8624,
11,
4851,
8624,
477,
20335,
13,
10377,
553,
757,
65,
408,
77001,
220,
1041,
14060,
37433,
481,
11,
439,
1664,
439,
45406,
65,
408,
77001,
220,
3965,
14060,
311,
30437,
279,
8389,
6372,
315,
20562,
12,
777,
13,
48183,
113765,
4881,
527,
264,
538,
315,
42068,
430,
1253,
5353,
47810,
4315,
1124,
430,
527,
279,
1455,
46941,
627,
3923,
2209,
578,
7252,
4212,
2057,
9785,
4718,
43396,
5380,
2181,
374,
3062,
311,
11623,
701,
6206,
3629,
311,
10519,
701,
2890,
13,
1102,
753,
264,
2294,
1749,
311,
7771,
6261,
2403,
30020,
323,
49909,
430,
9041,
627,
12,
13538,
323,
1306,
3339,
3691,
198,
12,
32499,
311,
477,
1306,
12459,
21644,
198,
12,
4740,
1701,
279,
27306,
477,
10223,
83962,
369,
24869,
198,
12,
1442,
499,
40700,
11,
21423,
68,
3059,
477,
41442,
19689,
198,
12,
4740,
31687,
26964,
11,
477,
1023,
12571,
7384,
198,
12,
4740,
31687,
7257,
13339,
477,
24822,
198,
12,
4740,
31687,
279,
10065,
323,
872,
12571,
477,
5510,
198,
12,
32499,
311,
323,
2768,
6514,
369,
904,
955,
315,
27653,
198,
12,
13538,
323,
1306,
2512,
369,
5606,
889,
374,
14363,
520,
2162,
198,
12,
2650,
649,
499,
4335,
701,
6206,
12722,
5380,
12,
1054,
791,
21594,
40961,
89874,
8468,
220,
16,
25,
45956,
701,
6206,
512,
791,
1176,
3094,
315,
1450,
28786,
374,
311,
61792,
279,
6206,
1701,
4335,
323,
4401,
3090,
13,
2209,
433,
9439,
477,
8369,
5380,
51489,
220,
17,
13,
21194,
61731,
612,
445,
1894,
1664,
512,
29597,
3403,
27883,
311,
6724,
3504,
701,
6206,
323,
10485,
1124,
3871,
3156,
499,
636,
264,
1304,
264,
326,
1894,
1990,
701,
19779,
11,
279,
1203,
315,
279,
1450,
11,
323,
24923,
279,
40943,
13,
7557,
2771,
311,
6227,
279,
57949,
2288,
627,
8468,
220,
18,
13,
13134,
369,
220,
508,
6622,
512,
78847,
13533,
430,
584,
4335,
1057,
6206,
369,
520,
3325,
220,
508,
6622,
13,
3011,
374,
11,
3156,
279,
892,
430,
433,
5097,
311,
7936,
279,
1054,
33947,
37340,
863,
5609,
11157,
627,
12,
40312,
13533,
279,
2768,
7504,
369,
10489,
16204,
701,
6206,
512,
12,
13134,
2225,
6206,
33552,
311,
33552,
627,
12,
10291,
1450,
927,
279,
2163,
77389,
372,
11,
958,
75,
4535,
19779,
11,
323,
279,
10134,
627,
12,
33578,
311,
33552,
323,
19779,
958,
75,
4535,
627,
12,
578,
1203,
315,
279,
19779,
374,
22364,
311,
14329,
75818,
323,
279,
19779,
527,
16447,
627,
12,
28460,
1697,
57035,
315,
2163,
25015,
11,
902,
374,
5762,
304,
279,
1314,
1450,
627,
38036,
1697,
57035,
11,
42154,
323,
29512,
11,
1701,
19779,
430,
527,
57220,
7018,
304,
279,
2163,
33552,
11,
323,
279,
10134,
627,
8468,
220,
19,
13,
6113,
701,
6206,
27461,
512,
49,
1354,
287,
2011,
387,
2884,
449,
4401,
11,
4335,
3090,
627,
8468,
220,
20,
12,
9785,
701,
6206,
512,
2810,
553,
264,
4335,
11,
3254,
25700,
28392,
311,
4335,
701,
6206,
13,
1472,
649,
1101,
9235,
1124,
449,
3805,
323,
1243,
3345,
279,
72553,
1701,
279,
20438,
627,
2118,
36500,
863,
43474,
279,
220,
20,
40961,
315,
82238,
43396,
198,
8468,
220,
16,
9785,
701,
6206,
512,
791,
12939,
315,
4401,
3090,
374,
430,
6206,
1436,
387,
312,
35172,
8778,
660,
555,
97043,
3090,
627,
8468,
220,
17,
21194,
61731,
612,
445,
1894,
512,
96539,
38593,
449,
27883,
323,
3090,
706,
1027,
17033,
439,
810,
11297,
1109,
1701,
3090,
7636,
2533,
279,
20884,
533,
1821,
304,
27883,
649,
1520,
22472,
26351,
11,
17614,
323,
80727,
627,
8468,
220,
18,
25,
33234,
392,
369,
220,
508,
6622,
512,
66814,
7278,
701,
6206,
369,
520,
3325,
220,
508,
6622,
11705,
39676,
11,
323,
433,
374,
16996,
311,
636,
9463,
315,
279,
17684,
1026,
505,
701,
6206,
13,
1666,
16475,
311,
57035,
369,
264,
2875,
8250,
627,
8468,
220,
19,
58468,
325,
512,
49,
1354,
287,
29944,
304,
18054,
279,
26351,
11,
63471,
477,
17684,
1026,
430,
1051,
30831,
555,
279,
39676,
9057,
555,
279,
627,
8468,
220,
20,
31941,
512,
2181,
753,
7718,
311,
9235,
701,
6206,
1306,
28786,
11,
439,
17684,
1026,
527,
6847,
23217,
505,
323,
311,
14739,
6206,
627,
644,
420,
20562,
12,
777,
31188,
40312,
13533,
28786,
701,
6206,
15870,
449,
27883,
323,
3090,
304,
2015,
311,
9463,
6261,
315,
279,
17188,
430,
2643,
387,
3118,
389,
701,
19779,
13,
128001
] |
Yesterday KING 5’s New Day had a nice segment with Ellen Escarcega from Citizens for Off-Leash Areas (COLA) regarding some of the lesser known dog parks in Seattle.
The list included Westcrest in West Seattle, Dr. Jose Rizal in Beacon Hill, Genesee in South Seattle, Magnolia Manor in Magnolia, and Woodland in Greenlake.
I’ve only been to Woodland in Greenlake and Magnolia Manor. Woodland is located in stand of old trees and has some good open areas for ball throwing. Magnolia Manor is in the middle of a neighborhood and is one of Seattle’s tinier off-leash dog parks.
I hope to visit the other 3 off-leash dog parks soon, especially Dr. Jose Rizal, which has spectacular views of downtown and Puget Sound.
Westcrest Off-Leash Area in West Seattle has a large, well maintained open space as well as walking trails through the woods. Photo from COLA.
And in case you didn’t know, Seattle Parks and Recreation will soon release a draft of its OLA Strategic Plan which will identify a long term plan for the City’s existing off-leash areas, as well as for maintenance, acquisition, and expansion of OLA projects.
Seattle Parks will take public comments on the draft of the OLA Strategic Plan when it is released. I’ll be sure to post it when it comes out. | 312 | [
128000,
51377,
74911,
220,
20,
753,
1561,
6187,
1047,
264,
6555,
10449,
449,
47685,
15917,
277,
346,
6885,
505,
40996,
369,
4206,
47268,
1003,
56816,
320,
19924,
32,
8,
9002,
1063,
315,
279,
32415,
3967,
5679,
27943,
304,
16759,
627,
791,
1160,
5343,
4410,
45551,
304,
4410,
16759,
11,
2999,
13,
11097,
432,
450,
278,
304,
59720,
8270,
11,
9500,
288,
2176,
304,
4987,
16759,
11,
20918,
39260,
71051,
304,
20918,
39260,
11,
323,
12404,
1974,
304,
7997,
63210,
627,
40,
4070,
1193,
1027,
311,
12404,
1974,
304,
7997,
63210,
323,
20918,
39260,
71051,
13,
12404,
1974,
374,
7559,
304,
2559,
315,
2362,
12690,
323,
706,
1063,
1695,
1825,
5789,
369,
5041,
21939,
13,
20918,
39260,
71051,
374,
304,
279,
6278,
315,
264,
12818,
323,
374,
832,
315,
16759,
753,
25826,
1291,
1022,
31307,
1003,
5679,
27943,
627,
40,
3987,
311,
4034,
279,
1023,
220,
18,
1022,
31307,
1003,
5679,
27943,
5246,
11,
5423,
2999,
13,
11097,
432,
450,
278,
11,
902,
706,
28809,
6325,
315,
19441,
323,
22989,
456,
14936,
627,
24188,
45551,
4206,
47268,
1003,
12299,
304,
4410,
16759,
706,
264,
3544,
11,
1664,
18908,
1825,
3634,
439,
1664,
439,
11689,
33965,
1555,
279,
33633,
13,
11064,
505,
26659,
32,
627,
3112,
304,
1162,
499,
3287,
1431,
1440,
11,
16759,
39272,
323,
57857,
690,
5246,
4984,
264,
10165,
315,
1202,
507,
18326,
46661,
9878,
902,
690,
10765,
264,
1317,
4751,
3197,
369,
279,
4409,
753,
6484,
1022,
31307,
1003,
5789,
11,
439,
1664,
439,
369,
13709,
11,
24279,
11,
323,
14800,
315,
507,
18326,
7224,
627,
72772,
39272,
690,
1935,
586,
6170,
389,
279,
10165,
315,
279,
507,
18326,
46661,
9878,
994,
433,
374,
6004,
13,
358,
4805,
387,
2771,
311,
1772,
433,
994,
433,
4131,
704,
13,
128001
] |
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have designated this week Get Smart About Antibiotics Week.
Antibiotics have been absolutely essential in modern medicine, and have done a lot of good. The combination of antibiotics and vaccinations have all but wiped out a number of harmful and dangerous diseases, and antibiotics save million of lives each year. Unfortunately antibiotics have also brought about antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Because antibiotics are so effective, they have been overused in both medicine and in agriculture. Not only are antibiotics one of the most prescribed drugs in human medicine, but antibiotics are also used for things such as promoting growth in livestock. Overuse of antibiotics is the biggest contributing factor in leading to antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Thus we have Get Smart About Antibiotics Week. The purpose of this week’s observance is to increase awareness about the proper use of antibiotics, and the dangers of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Antibiotic-resistance is basically like natural selection. When a person gets sick, they might be prescribed an antibiotic to kill the harmful bacteria. In some cases, however, certain bacteria might survive. These bacteria were resilient to the antibiotic, and they create a strain that are resistant to that antibiotic. When this happens, it can be very difficult to treat an illness that once could have been cured through antibiotics. That’s why it’s so important that antibiotics be used responsibly and only when necessary.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that there are 2 million illnesses and 23,000 deaths caused in the United States by bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics. However, antibiotic-resistant bacteria contribute to more deaths and health complications that are not included in that statistic.
Last year, the White House issued an executive order stating that combating antibiotic-resistant bacteria is a “national security priority”. The purpose of the order is “to detect, prevent, and control illness and death related to antibiotic-resistant infections by implementing measures that reduce the emergence and spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and help ensure the continued availability of effective therapeutics for the treatment of bacterial infections.”
This doesn’t mean that you have to be afraid of antibiotics. Antibiotics save lives and are absolutely necessary in today’s medicine. But when there’s the opportunity for such a valuable form of medicine to bring about harm, it’s important that everybody be educated and informed. | 492 | [
128000,
791,
41991,
369,
31974,
7935,
323,
36947,
617,
24073,
420,
2046,
2175,
16147,
10180,
95951,
83300,
10563,
627,
17555,
581,
83300,
617,
1027,
11112,
7718,
304,
6617,
16088,
11,
323,
617,
2884,
264,
2763,
315,
1695,
13,
578,
10824,
315,
46850,
323,
91971,
617,
682,
719,
49266,
704,
264,
1396,
315,
28856,
323,
11660,
19338,
11,
323,
46850,
3665,
3610,
315,
6439,
1855,
1060,
13,
19173,
46850,
617,
1101,
7263,
922,
60595,
47056,
24032,
627,
18433,
46850,
527,
779,
7524,
11,
814,
617,
1027,
927,
2656,
304,
2225,
16088,
323,
304,
30029,
13,
2876,
1193,
527,
46850,
832,
315,
279,
1455,
32031,
11217,
304,
3823,
16088,
11,
719,
46850,
527,
1101,
1511,
369,
2574,
1778,
439,
22923,
6650,
304,
51876,
13,
6193,
817,
315,
46850,
374,
279,
8706,
29820,
8331,
304,
6522,
311,
60595,
47056,
24032,
627,
45600,
584,
617,
2175,
16147,
10180,
95951,
83300,
10563,
13,
578,
7580,
315,
420,
2046,
753,
9466,
685,
374,
311,
5376,
17985,
922,
279,
6300,
1005,
315,
46850,
11,
323,
279,
37064,
315,
60595,
47056,
24032,
627,
17555,
581,
62114,
11849,
4011,
374,
13524,
1093,
5933,
6727,
13,
3277,
264,
1732,
5334,
14363,
11,
814,
2643,
387,
32031,
459,
60595,
311,
5622,
279,
28856,
24032,
13,
763,
1063,
5157,
11,
4869,
11,
3738,
24032,
2643,
18167,
13,
4314,
24032,
1051,
59780,
311,
279,
60595,
11,
323,
814,
1893,
264,
26800,
430,
527,
31785,
311,
430,
60595,
13,
3277,
420,
8741,
11,
433,
649,
387,
1633,
5107,
311,
4322,
459,
17563,
430,
3131,
1436,
617,
1027,
64688,
1555,
46850,
13,
3011,
753,
3249,
433,
753,
779,
3062,
430,
46850,
387,
1511,
87388,
323,
1193,
994,
5995,
627,
791,
41991,
369,
31974,
7935,
323,
36947,
17989,
430,
1070,
527,
220,
17,
3610,
49909,
323,
220,
1419,
11,
931,
16779,
9057,
304,
279,
3723,
4273,
555,
24032,
430,
527,
31785,
311,
46850,
13,
4452,
11,
60595,
47056,
24032,
17210,
311,
810,
16779,
323,
2890,
36505,
430,
527,
539,
5343,
304,
430,
43589,
627,
5966,
1060,
11,
279,
5929,
4783,
11136,
459,
11145,
2015,
28898,
430,
96178,
60595,
47056,
24032,
374,
264,
1054,
42240,
4868,
10844,
11453,
578,
7580,
315,
279,
2015,
374,
1054,
998,
11388,
11,
5471,
11,
323,
2585,
17563,
323,
4648,
5552,
311,
60595,
47056,
30020,
555,
25976,
11193,
430,
8108,
279,
49179,
323,
9041,
315,
60595,
47056,
24032,
323,
1520,
6106,
279,
8738,
18539,
315,
7524,
9139,
88886,
369,
279,
6514,
315,
45964,
30020,
49216,
2028,
3250,
1431,
3152,
430,
499,
617,
311,
387,
16984,
315,
46850,
13,
95951,
83300,
3665,
6439,
323,
527,
11112,
5995,
304,
3432,
753,
16088,
13,
2030,
994,
1070,
753,
279,
6776,
369,
1778,
264,
15525,
1376,
315,
16088,
311,
4546,
922,
11682,
11,
433,
753,
3062,
430,
16470,
387,
33142,
323,
16369,
13,
128001
] |
How do you ship? When will it arrive? Is there any other important notes for shipping?
Usually it takes 2 business days to process your order. Depending on the shipping option you selected, it will take an additional 1-3 business days for your order to arrive. Please refer to the tracking number provided via email for updates. Our shipping days are Monday - Friday.
Shipping times may vary from estimated timing due to distance and unexpected issues from the shipping company. Therefore, we recommend you reference your tracking number to follow your order’s status.
Please note that carriers has an active service alert - they have temporarily suspended their Service Guarantee during the COVID-19 pandemic. This means some shipments may arrive later than estimated - including expedited packages. Please email |||EMAIL_ADDRESS||| if you have questions.
USPS Tracking number shows that my package arrived, but I haven't received anything. What do I do?
We ship out all of orders using the USPS. For all of the domestic US and international shipping deadlines, please reference this chart here. Please note that you should add on 2 business days for us to pack up and fulfill your order.
Marked As "DELIVERED" but not received the package.
After 120 days, insurance claims can no longer be filed and returned packages will be forfeited. | 279 | [
128000,
4438,
656,
499,
8448,
30,
3277,
690,
433,
17782,
30,
2209,
1070,
904,
1023,
3062,
8554,
369,
11862,
5380,
71744,
433,
5097,
220,
17,
2626,
2919,
311,
1920,
701,
2015,
13,
40730,
389,
279,
11862,
3072,
499,
4183,
11,
433,
690,
1935,
459,
5217,
220,
16,
12,
18,
2626,
2919,
369,
701,
2015,
311,
17782,
13,
5321,
8464,
311,
279,
15194,
1396,
3984,
4669,
2613,
369,
9013,
13,
5751,
11862,
2919,
527,
7159,
482,
6740,
627,
44456,
3115,
1253,
13592,
505,
13240,
18912,
4245,
311,
6138,
323,
16907,
4819,
505,
279,
11862,
2883,
13,
15636,
11,
584,
7079,
499,
5905,
701,
15194,
1396,
311,
1833,
701,
2015,
753,
2704,
627,
5618,
5296,
430,
35991,
706,
459,
4642,
2532,
5225,
482,
814,
617,
28191,
22340,
872,
5475,
65776,
2391,
279,
20562,
12,
777,
28522,
13,
1115,
3445,
1063,
59721,
1253,
17782,
3010,
1109,
13240,
482,
2737,
31727,
1639,
14519,
13,
5321,
2613,
1393,
91,
37004,
20739,
8651,
91,
422,
499,
617,
4860,
627,
2078,
5119,
47170,
1396,
5039,
430,
856,
6462,
11721,
11,
719,
358,
9167,
956,
4036,
4205,
13,
3639,
656,
358,
656,
5380,
1687,
8448,
704,
682,
315,
10373,
1701,
279,
85976,
13,
1789,
682,
315,
279,
13018,
2326,
323,
6625,
11862,
58982,
11,
4587,
5905,
420,
9676,
1618,
13,
5321,
5296,
430,
499,
1288,
923,
389,
220,
17,
2626,
2919,
369,
603,
311,
3854,
709,
323,
21054,
701,
2015,
627,
9126,
291,
1666,
330,
39432,
19323,
1507,
1,
719,
539,
4036,
279,
6462,
627,
6153,
220,
4364,
2919,
11,
8276,
8349,
649,
912,
5129,
387,
13019,
323,
6052,
14519,
690,
387,
50032,
1639,
13,
128001
] |
Bringing to life beautifully printed magazines and catalogues.
Created by talented independent publishers, editors, photographers and art directors.
Why you'll Love us!
Drawing on over 25 years of experience of working with many of the most exacting and highest profile clients in the publishing world, we now deliver an unrivalled personal service to independent publishers, photographers and fashion brands.
Advising on the best paper choices, most appropriate production methods and striking finishes, we produce publications that we're proud of, that win awards and that you'll love. From Repro to press passing and final distribution, we manage the entire process end to end.
"Producing beautiful publications that are as much a joy to hold as they are to behold."
Thank You ! We have received your email and will be in touch with you shortly. | 169 | [
128000,
6971,
24992,
311,
2324,
32719,
17124,
32947,
323,
16808,
1157,
627,
11956,
555,
23944,
9678,
36717,
11,
29846,
11,
48277,
323,
1989,
28454,
627,
10445,
499,
3358,
10919,
603,
4999,
38537,
389,
927,
220,
914,
1667,
315,
3217,
315,
3318,
449,
1690,
315,
279,
1455,
4839,
287,
323,
8592,
5643,
8403,
304,
279,
23763,
1917,
11,
584,
1457,
6493,
459,
41480,
4023,
839,
4443,
2532,
311,
9678,
36717,
11,
48277,
323,
11401,
16097,
627,
2654,
2749,
287,
389,
279,
1888,
5684,
11709,
11,
1455,
8475,
5788,
5528,
323,
21933,
34136,
11,
584,
8356,
29085,
430,
584,
2351,
12691,
315,
11,
430,
3243,
23146,
323,
430,
499,
3358,
3021,
13,
5659,
3402,
299,
311,
3577,
12579,
323,
1620,
8141,
11,
584,
10299,
279,
4553,
1920,
842,
311,
842,
627,
1,
19017,
6253,
6366,
29085,
430,
527,
439,
1790,
264,
16267,
311,
3412,
439,
814,
527,
311,
57215,
10246,
13359,
1472,
758,
1226,
617,
4036,
701,
2613,
323,
690,
387,
304,
5916,
449,
499,
20193,
13,
128001
] |
Mishandled suspensions can have legal consequences!
An employment tribunal case of mine from back in 2010 illustrates the risks of suspending an employee without being cautious. The employer could have avoided the whole situation with a little more thought and a better understanding of the legal issues.
Many employers think that sending someone home is neutral. Letters often state that the suspension is not a disciplinary sanction and managers can think this is enough to make the suspension similar to ‘garden leave’. But in some cases, particularly those where professional reputations are at stake, the mere fact of a mismanaged suspension can justify an application for an injunction forcing the employer to climb down. A professional person may become so stigmatised by suspension that their career may be ruined.
In Mezey v South West London and St George's Mental Health NHS Trust the Court of Appeal clearly disapproved of the Trust’s assertion that suspension was neutral and Ms Mezey obtained an injunction from the High Court stopping it.
The Court of Appeal found that suspension can have serious consequences: "at least in relation to the employment of a qualified professional in a function which is as much a vocation as a job. Suspension changes the status quo from work to no work, and it inevitably casts a shadow over the employee's competence. Of course this does not mean it cannot be done, but it is not a neutral act."
A suspension could breach the implied term of trust and confidence and written terms as to how procedures will be handled. This is a classic basis for an employee resigning and claiming constructive dismissal.
Is there proper cause for the suspension?
". . . without reasonable and proper cause, conduct itself in a manner calculated and likely to destroy or seriously damage the relationship of confidence and trust between employer and employee"- the established test referred to in the famous case of Malik v BCCI.
If there is a very serious situation, which needs to be investigated employers should explain the reasons for the suspension and the cause of it. | 407 | [
128000,
44,
819,
438,
839,
9482,
4769,
649,
617,
5897,
16296,
4999,
2127,
14740,
63992,
1162,
315,
10705,
505,
1203,
304,
220,
679,
15,
46480,
279,
15635,
315,
9482,
2518,
459,
9548,
2085,
1694,
46878,
13,
578,
19683,
1436,
617,
31890,
279,
4459,
6671,
449,
264,
2697,
810,
3463,
323,
264,
2731,
8830,
315,
279,
5897,
4819,
627,
8607,
23234,
1781,
430,
11889,
4423,
2162,
374,
21277,
13,
45397,
3629,
1614,
430,
279,
25288,
374,
539,
264,
57315,
45361,
323,
20258,
649,
1781,
420,
374,
3403,
311,
1304,
279,
25288,
4528,
311,
3451,
70,
8506,
5387,
24535,
2030,
304,
1063,
5157,
11,
8104,
1884,
1405,
6721,
43839,
811,
527,
520,
18783,
11,
279,
17983,
2144,
315,
264,
5906,
26337,
25288,
649,
9541,
459,
3851,
369,
459,
61529,
25957,
279,
19683,
311,
26438,
1523,
13,
362,
6721,
1732,
1253,
3719,
779,
357,
25100,
3689,
291,
555,
25288,
430,
872,
7076,
1253,
387,
47168,
627,
644,
117214,
1216,
348,
4987,
4410,
7295,
323,
800,
10058,
596,
38895,
6401,
37381,
17236,
279,
7301,
315,
62006,
9539,
834,
35012,
315,
279,
17236,
753,
28519,
430,
25288,
574,
21277,
323,
16450,
117214,
1216,
12457,
459,
61529,
505,
279,
5234,
7301,
23351,
433,
627,
791,
7301,
315,
62006,
1766,
430,
25288,
649,
617,
6129,
16296,
25,
330,
266,
3325,
304,
12976,
311,
279,
14740,
315,
264,
15337,
6721,
304,
264,
734,
902,
374,
439,
1790,
264,
348,
2328,
439,
264,
2683,
13,
91110,
4442,
279,
2704,
41608,
505,
990,
311,
912,
990,
11,
323,
433,
40605,
57133,
264,
12737,
927,
279,
9548,
596,
58266,
13,
5046,
3388,
420,
1587,
539,
3152,
433,
4250,
387,
2884,
11,
719,
433,
374,
539,
264,
21277,
1180,
10246,
32,
25288,
1436,
31471,
279,
6259,
4751,
315,
7095,
323,
12410,
323,
5439,
3878,
439,
311,
1268,
16346,
690,
387,
18073,
13,
1115,
374,
264,
11670,
8197,
369,
459,
9548,
24509,
287,
323,
21039,
54584,
59323,
627,
3957,
1070,
6300,
5353,
369,
279,
25288,
5380,
3343,
662,
662,
2085,
13579,
323,
6300,
5353,
11,
6929,
5196,
304,
264,
11827,
16997,
323,
4461,
311,
7066,
477,
14243,
5674,
279,
5133,
315,
12410,
323,
7095,
1990,
19683,
323,
9548,
35394,
279,
9749,
1296,
14183,
311,
304,
279,
11495,
1162,
315,
73320,
348,
426,
86367,
627,
2746,
1070,
374,
264,
1633,
6129,
6671,
11,
902,
3966,
311,
387,
27313,
23234,
1288,
10552,
279,
8125,
369,
279,
25288,
323,
279,
5353,
315,
433,
13,
128001
] |
We think of peanuts as nuts, and for all culinary, research and nutritional purposes they are. But they aren’t a typical “nut” – botanically a fruit whose ovary becomes hard at maturity. This is because along with peas, beans and lentils, they belong to the legume family, whose members produce those familiar pods typically with one to twelve seeds and whose root nodules are home to the helpful nitrogen-fixing Rhizobium bacteria.
Peanuts (also called groundnuts) are the seeds of Arachis hypogaea and originally came from South America. The earliest evidence of people tucking into them as a food crop (along with squash, beans, quinoa and coca) comes from Nanchoc Valley in northern Peru where macro and micro-fossils (from the calculus of human teeth) suggest they were part of the local diet between at least 9500 and 7000 BP. They arrived in Europe with the conquering Spaniards at the end of the fifteenth century and then speedily made their way around the world to Asia, Africa and North America.
Dr George Washington Carver is considered by many to be the father of the peanut industry in the US. He began his peanut research in 1903. He suggested to farmers that they rotate their cotton plants (which deplete the nitrogen in the soil) and cultivate peanuts which puts it back.
With their protein, fibre, unsaturated fats, vitamins, minerals, trace elements and phytochemicals, these popular nibbles pack a nutritional punch. They are also rich in substances considered protective for the heart: an amino acid (building block of protein) called arginine; vitamin E, folate, copper (a mineral) and plant sterols.
What about aflatoxin? Processed peanuts are quality-controlled for the presence of fungus that produces a toxin called aflatoxin. Because peanuts in the shell are not screened, throw away any mouldy ones.
What about peanut allergy? This is an increasingly common food allergy especially in children. One-third of all peanut-allergic people are also allergic to tree nuts such as brazil nuts, hazelnuts, walnuts, almonds, macadamia nuts, pistachios, pecans, pine nuts and cashews. See Read More for fact sheet sheet. | 478 | [
128000,
1687,
1781,
315,
90177,
439,
31049,
11,
323,
369,
682,
58441,
11,
3495,
323,
43226,
10096,
814,
527,
13,
2030,
814,
7784,
1431,
264,
14595,
1054,
24217,
863,
1389,
11164,
276,
2740,
264,
14098,
6832,
25568,
661,
9221,
2653,
520,
48261,
13,
1115,
374,
1606,
3235,
449,
47136,
11,
27994,
323,
48907,
8839,
11,
814,
9352,
311,
279,
2531,
3972,
3070,
11,
6832,
3697,
8356,
1884,
11537,
55687,
11383,
449,
832,
311,
30335,
19595,
323,
6832,
3789,
16387,
2482,
527,
2162,
311,
279,
11190,
47503,
72013,
287,
18452,
450,
677,
2411,
24032,
627,
47,
5420,
6256,
320,
19171,
2663,
5015,
64866,
8,
527,
279,
19595,
315,
1676,
613,
285,
9950,
540,
71435,
323,
13517,
3782,
505,
4987,
5270,
13,
578,
30758,
6029,
315,
1274,
259,
47270,
1139,
1124,
439,
264,
3691,
19641,
320,
39393,
449,
59576,
11,
27994,
11,
934,
80094,
323,
272,
17270,
8,
4131,
505,
452,
3581,
511,
13345,
304,
18671,
48847,
1405,
18563,
323,
8162,
2269,
3746,
8839,
320,
1527,
279,
83768,
315,
3823,
18311,
8,
4284,
814,
1051,
961,
315,
279,
2254,
10173,
1990,
520,
3325,
220,
15862,
15,
323,
220,
7007,
15,
30167,
13,
2435,
11721,
304,
4606,
449,
279,
39879,
4776,
12168,
81560,
520,
279,
842,
315,
279,
11375,
46487,
9478,
323,
1243,
4732,
1570,
1903,
872,
1648,
2212,
279,
1917,
311,
13936,
11,
10384,
323,
4892,
5270,
627,
9023,
10058,
6652,
3341,
424,
374,
6646,
555,
1690,
311,
387,
279,
7126,
315,
279,
50933,
5064,
304,
279,
2326,
13,
1283,
6137,
813,
50933,
3495,
304,
220,
7028,
18,
13,
1283,
12090,
311,
20957,
430,
814,
17348,
872,
24428,
11012,
320,
8370,
409,
5282,
279,
47503,
304,
279,
17614,
8,
323,
67632,
90177,
902,
9711,
433,
1203,
627,
2409,
872,
13128,
11,
57525,
11,
7120,
35467,
50127,
11,
46192,
11,
34072,
11,
11917,
5540,
323,
37555,
998,
32056,
82,
11,
1521,
5526,
31385,
39863,
3854,
264,
43226,
21004,
13,
2435,
527,
1101,
9257,
304,
33155,
6646,
29219,
369,
279,
4851,
25,
459,
42500,
13935,
320,
24177,
2565,
315,
13128,
8,
2663,
1417,
83334,
26,
28170,
469,
11,
9630,
349,
11,
24166,
320,
64,
25107,
8,
323,
6136,
22562,
3145,
627,
3923,
922,
99157,
4428,
59866,
30,
8773,
291,
90177,
527,
4367,
41370,
369,
279,
9546,
315,
79902,
430,
19159,
264,
98534,
2663,
99157,
4428,
59866,
13,
9393,
90177,
304,
279,
12811,
527,
539,
58677,
11,
2571,
3201,
904,
51370,
88,
6305,
627,
3923,
922,
50933,
60754,
30,
1115,
374,
459,
15098,
4279,
3691,
60754,
5423,
304,
2911,
13,
3861,
30277,
315,
682,
50933,
23148,
75439,
1274,
527,
1101,
57596,
311,
5021,
31049,
1778,
439,
97746,
31049,
11,
20750,
17912,
6256,
11,
41926,
64866,
11,
88922,
11,
9155,
52054,
689,
31049,
11,
24817,
613,
3614,
11,
31100,
598,
11,
34697,
31049,
323,
8515,
28844,
13,
3580,
4557,
4497,
369,
2144,
11071,
11071,
13,
128001
] |
What Is GABRB2?
The GABRB2 gene is responsible for producing a protein called the beta-2 subunit of the GABA-A receptor. The GABA-A receptor is a receptor found in the brain that helps regulate brain activity.
Imagine the GABA-A receptor as a lock on the surface of brain cells, and the neurotransmitter called gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) as the key that fits into this lock. When GABA binds to the GABA-A receptor, it has a calming effect on the brain, reducing brain activity and promoting relaxation. Read More
Symptoms of GABRB2?
Mutations or variations in the GABRB1 gene, which encodes a subunit of the GABA A receptor, have been associated with certain neurological conditions. However, specific symptoms can vary widely depending on the specific mutation and its impact on GABA A receptor function.
- Intellectual disability: also known as intellectual developmental disorder, Developmental Disability or cognitive impairment is a condition in which a person has limitations in their ability to learn, think, and reason compared to others of the same age. It is a lifelong condition that typically begins in childhood.
- Epileptic encephalopathy is a severe condition characterized by the combination of epilepsy and cognitive or neurological regression, often leading to developmental delays or intellectual disability.
- Febrile seizures: Febrile seizures, which are seizures triggered by fever, can be associated in individuals with GABRB2 mutations. These seizures typically occur during early childhood.
- Movement disorders refer to a group of neurological conditions that affect the control and coordination of body movements. These disorders can result in abnormal or involuntary movements, excessive or reduced movement, or difficulty with smooth and coordinated movements. Including choreoathetosis, dystonia and ataxia.
- Developmental Delay: Feeding tubes may be recommended for individuals who are unable to obtain adequate nutrition orally due to conditions such as severe dysphagia, neurological disorders affecting swallowing or digestion, or other medical conditions that impact their ability to maintain adequate nutrition and hydration.
- Pharmacoresistant also known as drug-resistant epilepsy or intractable epilepsy, refers to a type of epilepsy in which seizures do not adequately respond to treatment with anti-seizure medications.
- Cerebral visual impairment (CVI). CVI is a type of visual impairment that is caused by damage or dysfunction in the visual processing areas of the brain, rather than a primary problem with the eyes themselves.
- Some studies have suggested a potential association between genetic variations in the GABRB2 gene and an increased risk of ASD, while other studies have not found a significant association.
- Sleep Disorder GABRB2 mutations have been primarily associated with alcohol dependence and related behaviors, rather than specific symptoms
GABRB2 mutations have been primarily associated with alcohol dependence and related behaviors, rather than specific symptoms.
It’s important to note that the effects of variations in the GABRB2 gene are complex, and their relationship to specific symptoms or conditions is not well-established. However, research suggests that certain variations in GABRB2 may contribute to individual differences in response to alcohol and increased susceptibility to alcohol dependence.
The specific symptoms and features of DEE associated with GABRB1 mutations can vary, but commonly reported characteristics may include:
- Cravings and loss of control: An intense desire or craving for alcohol, and difficulty in controlling or stopping alcohol consumption.
- Tolerance: A need for increasing amounts of alcohol to achieve the desired effects.
- Withdrawal symptoms: Unpleasant physical and psychological symptoms that occur when alcohol consumption is reduced or stopped after a period of heavy or prolonged use.
- Impaired control: Difficulty in limiting the amount of alcohol consumed or inability to stop despite negative consequences.
- Social and occupational dysfunction: Interference with social relationships, work or school performance, and engagement in previously enjoyed activities due to alcohol use.
It’s important to note that the symptoms and severity of these conditions can vary widely among individuals, even among those with the same genetic variation. Additionally, further research is needed to fully understand the relationship between GABRB2 gene variations and the associated symptoms and conditions.
If you have specific concerns about GABRB2 gene variations or related conditions, it is recommended to consult with a healthcare professional or a geneticist who can provide you with the most up-to-date and accurate information based on your specific situation. They can conduct a thorough evaluation and provide appropriate guidance and support
Disclaimer: It is important to note that our understanding of GABA A Variants and their associated symptoms is an ongoing area of research. As of now, there may still be limited information available regarding the specific symptoms and implications of these genetic variations. It is recommended to consult with healthcare professionals or genetic specialists, and stay updated with the latest scientific research, as ongoing studies and advancements may provide further insights into GABA A Variants and their related symptoms.
Cure GABA A Variants non-profit and cureGABAa.org does not provide medical advice. It is intended for informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. It does not diagnose, it produces a ranked list of suspected genes which provide assistance for rare hereditary disease cases. Patients should discuss their findings with their healthcare provider. Cure GABA A Variants does not intend to diagnose patients. It is providing information in order for patients to find and get better management of expert certified clinical assistance.
Study Results: Disease-associated variants cluster in the extracellular N-terminus and transmembrane domains 1–3, with more severe phenotypes seen in association with variants in transmembrane domains 1 and 2 and the allosteric binding site between transmembrane domains 2 and 3. Functional analysis of 4 variants in transmembrane domains 1 or 2 (p.Ile246Thr, p.Pro252Leu, p.Ile288Ser, p.Val282Ala) revealed strongly reduced amplitudes of GABA-evoked anionic currents. | 1,250 | [
128000,
3923,
2209,
480,
1905,
30359,
17,
5380,
791,
480,
1905,
30359,
17,
15207,
374,
8647,
369,
17843,
264,
13128,
2663,
279,
13746,
12,
17,
1207,
3928,
315,
279,
480,
57650,
6830,
35268,
13,
578,
480,
57650,
6830,
35268,
374,
264,
35268,
1766,
304,
279,
8271,
430,
8779,
37377,
8271,
5820,
627,
52157,
279,
480,
57650,
6830,
35268,
439,
264,
5409,
389,
279,
7479,
315,
8271,
7917,
11,
323,
279,
90351,
16517,
2663,
22350,
12,
8778,
677,
20850,
2265,
13935,
320,
38,
57650,
8,
439,
279,
1401,
430,
18809,
1139,
420,
5409,
13,
3277,
480,
57650,
58585,
311,
279,
480,
57650,
6830,
35268,
11,
433,
706,
264,
78729,
2515,
389,
279,
8271,
11,
18189,
8271,
5820,
323,
22923,
43685,
13,
4557,
4497,
198,
29012,
52273,
315,
480,
1905,
30359,
17,
5380,
52540,
811,
477,
27339,
304,
279,
480,
1905,
30359,
16,
15207,
11,
902,
3289,
2601,
264,
1207,
3928,
315,
279,
480,
57650,
362,
35268,
11,
617,
1027,
5938,
449,
3738,
64908,
4787,
13,
4452,
11,
3230,
13803,
649,
13592,
13882,
11911,
389,
279,
3230,
27472,
323,
1202,
5536,
389,
480,
57650,
362,
35268,
734,
627,
12,
77956,
28353,
25,
1101,
3967,
439,
20207,
48006,
19823,
11,
11050,
278,
75368,
477,
25702,
53317,
374,
264,
3044,
304,
902,
264,
1732,
706,
9669,
304,
872,
5845,
311,
4048,
11,
1781,
11,
323,
2944,
7863,
311,
3885,
315,
279,
1890,
4325,
13,
1102,
374,
264,
51263,
3044,
430,
11383,
12302,
304,
20587,
627,
12,
11266,
458,
27330,
665,
59822,
278,
54042,
374,
264,
15748,
3044,
32971,
555,
279,
10824,
315,
70655,
323,
25702,
477,
64908,
31649,
11,
3629,
6522,
311,
48006,
32174,
477,
20207,
28353,
627,
12,
3926,
1347,
458,
55998,
25,
3926,
1347,
458,
55998,
11,
902,
527,
55998,
22900,
555,
34653,
11,
649,
387,
5938,
304,
7931,
449,
480,
1905,
30359,
17,
34684,
13,
4314,
55998,
11383,
12446,
2391,
4216,
20587,
627,
12,
29098,
24673,
8464,
311,
264,
1912,
315,
64908,
4787,
430,
7958,
279,
2585,
323,
38793,
315,
2547,
19567,
13,
4314,
24673,
649,
1121,
304,
35663,
477,
91605,
19567,
11,
27639,
477,
11293,
7351,
11,
477,
17250,
449,
11113,
323,
47672,
19567,
13,
56221,
50671,
78,
589,
295,
10934,
11,
69110,
21947,
323,
520,
710,
689,
627,
12,
11050,
278,
40893,
25,
3926,
16490,
34083,
1253,
387,
11349,
369,
7931,
889,
527,
12153,
311,
6994,
26613,
26677,
98122,
4245,
311,
4787,
1778,
439,
15748,
22709,
764,
351,
689,
11,
64908,
24673,
28987,
91747,
477,
74502,
11,
477,
1023,
6593,
4787,
430,
5536,
872,
5845,
311,
10519,
26613,
26677,
323,
88000,
627,
12,
71881,
4692,
11451,
1101,
3967,
439,
5623,
47056,
70655,
477,
304,
2193,
481,
70655,
11,
19813,
311,
264,
955,
315,
70655,
304,
902,
55998,
656,
539,
49672,
6013,
311,
6514,
449,
7294,
7962,
450,
554,
31010,
627,
12,
356,
486,
42743,
9302,
53317,
320,
20161,
40,
570,
14499,
40,
374,
264,
955,
315,
9302,
53317,
430,
374,
9057,
555,
5674,
477,
32403,
304,
279,
9302,
8863,
5789,
315,
279,
8271,
11,
4856,
1109,
264,
6156,
3575,
449,
279,
6548,
5694,
627,
12,
4427,
7978,
617,
12090,
264,
4754,
15360,
1990,
19465,
27339,
304,
279,
480,
1905,
30359,
17,
15207,
323,
459,
7319,
5326,
315,
78294,
11,
1418,
1023,
7978,
617,
539,
1766,
264,
5199,
15360,
627,
12,
24708,
63877,
480,
1905,
30359,
17,
34684,
617,
1027,
15871,
5938,
449,
13200,
44393,
323,
5552,
28198,
11,
4856,
1109,
3230,
13803,
198,
38,
1905,
30359,
17,
34684,
617,
1027,
15871,
5938,
449,
13200,
44393,
323,
5552,
28198,
11,
4856,
1109,
3230,
13803,
627,
2181,
753,
3062,
311,
5296,
430,
279,
6372,
315,
27339,
304,
279,
480,
1905,
30359,
17,
15207,
527,
6485,
11,
323,
872,
5133,
311,
3230,
13803,
477,
4787,
374,
539,
1664,
64868,
13,
4452,
11,
3495,
13533,
430,
3738,
27339,
304,
480,
1905,
30359,
17,
1253,
17210,
311,
3927,
12062,
304,
2077,
311,
13200,
323,
7319,
88636,
311,
13200,
44393,
627,
791,
3230,
13803,
323,
4519,
315,
3467,
36,
5938,
449,
480,
1905,
30359,
16,
34684,
649,
13592,
11,
719,
17037,
5068,
17910,
1253,
2997,
512,
12,
4656,
46851,
323,
4814,
315,
2585,
25,
1556,
19428,
12876,
477,
64804,
369,
13200,
11,
323,
17250,
304,
26991,
477,
23351,
13200,
15652,
627,
12,
350,
32761,
25,
362,
1205,
369,
7859,
15055,
315,
13200,
311,
11322,
279,
12974,
6372,
627,
12,
68481,
278,
13803,
25,
1252,
45007,
7106,
323,
24064,
13803,
430,
12446,
994,
13200,
15652,
374,
11293,
477,
10717,
1306,
264,
4261,
315,
8987,
477,
44387,
1005,
627,
12,
14727,
25260,
2585,
25,
56046,
304,
33994,
279,
3392,
315,
13200,
27073,
477,
38550,
311,
3009,
8994,
8389,
16296,
627,
12,
9983,
323,
65195,
32403,
25,
5783,
2251,
449,
3674,
12135,
11,
990,
477,
2978,
5178,
11,
323,
20392,
304,
8767,
14333,
7640,
4245,
311,
13200,
1005,
627,
2181,
753,
3062,
311,
5296,
430,
279,
13803,
323,
31020,
315,
1521,
4787,
649,
13592,
13882,
4315,
7931,
11,
1524,
4315,
1884,
449,
279,
1890,
19465,
23851,
13,
23212,
11,
4726,
3495,
374,
4460,
311,
7373,
3619,
279,
5133,
1990,
480,
1905,
30359,
17,
15207,
27339,
323,
279,
5938,
13803,
323,
4787,
627,
2746,
499,
617,
3230,
10742,
922,
480,
1905,
30359,
17,
15207,
27339,
477,
5552,
4787,
11,
433,
374,
11349,
311,
8666,
449,
264,
18985,
6721,
477,
264,
19465,
380,
889,
649,
3493,
499,
449,
279,
1455,
709,
4791,
18920,
323,
13687,
2038,
3196,
389,
701,
3230,
6671,
13,
2435,
649,
6929,
264,
17879,
16865,
323,
3493,
8475,
19351,
323,
1862,
198,
52125,
25,
1102,
374,
3062,
311,
5296,
430,
1057,
8830,
315,
480,
57650,
362,
28968,
1821,
323,
872,
5938,
13803,
374,
459,
14529,
3158,
315,
3495,
13,
1666,
315,
1457,
11,
1070,
1253,
2103,
387,
7347,
2038,
2561,
9002,
279,
3230,
13803,
323,
25127,
315,
1521,
19465,
27339,
13,
1102,
374,
11349,
311,
8666,
449,
18985,
15749,
477,
19465,
35416,
11,
323,
4822,
6177,
449,
279,
5652,
12624,
3495,
11,
439,
14529,
7978,
323,
83787,
1253,
3493,
4726,
26793,
1139,
480,
57650,
362,
28968,
1821,
323,
872,
5552,
13803,
627,
34,
554,
480,
57650,
362,
28968,
1821,
2536,
28926,
323,
27208,
38,
57650,
64,
2726,
1587,
539,
3493,
6593,
9650,
13,
1102,
374,
10825,
369,
47735,
10096,
1193,
13,
1102,
374,
539,
264,
28779,
369,
6721,
6593,
9650,
11,
23842,
477,
6514,
13,
1102,
1587,
539,
58681,
11,
433,
19159,
264,
21682,
1160,
315,
24740,
21389,
902,
3493,
13291,
369,
9024,
1077,
95454,
8624,
5157,
13,
44430,
1288,
4358,
872,
14955,
449,
872,
18985,
9287,
13,
70819,
480,
57650,
362,
28968,
1821,
1587,
539,
30730,
311,
58681,
6978,
13,
1102,
374,
8405,
2038,
304,
2015,
369,
6978,
311,
1505,
323,
636,
2731,
6373,
315,
6335,
23759,
14830,
13291,
627,
49812,
18591,
25,
31974,
75968,
27103,
10879,
304,
279,
11741,
65441,
452,
12,
23827,
355,
323,
1380,
10759,
88554,
31576,
220,
16,
4235,
18,
11,
449,
810,
15748,
14345,
22583,
3970,
304,
15360,
449,
27103,
304,
1380,
10759,
88554,
31576,
220,
16,
323,
220,
17,
323,
279,
63747,
3751,
292,
11212,
2816,
1990,
1380,
10759,
88554,
31576,
220,
17,
323,
220,
18,
13,
55550,
6492,
315,
220,
19,
27103,
304,
1380,
10759,
88554,
31576,
220,
16,
477,
220,
17,
320,
79,
2506,
273,
14205,
99940,
11,
281,
7919,
12326,
2356,
84,
11,
281,
2506,
273,
15287,
32845,
11,
281,
78919,
16544,
2149,
64,
8,
10675,
16917,
11293,
1097,
2344,
29246,
315,
480,
57650,
91345,
11059,
459,
21427,
60701,
13,
128001
] |
I'm not sure if you're asking, but if you are:
Weddings are usually important to only the couple and maybe their closest loved ones, although not to the same extent. They are similar to any other party, but they happen only once for those two specific people (most of the times). So that's why people consider them important.
Another thing is that even when your loved one's wedding isn't important to you, it might be important to them that you're there with them. It's an important event for them and they usually want their closest people there too. So while you're always free to choose not to go, be prepared that someone might feel hurt that you declined their invite. | 148 | [
128000,
40,
2846,
539,
2771,
422,
499,
2351,
10371,
11,
719,
422,
499,
527,
1473,
27601,
25624,
527,
6118,
3062,
311,
1193,
279,
5743,
323,
7344,
872,
18585,
10456,
6305,
11,
8051,
539,
311,
279,
1890,
13112,
13,
2435,
527,
4528,
311,
904,
1023,
4717,
11,
719,
814,
3621,
1193,
3131,
369,
1884,
1403,
3230,
1274,
320,
3646,
315,
279,
3115,
570,
2100,
430,
596,
3249,
1274,
2980,
1124,
3062,
13,
4815,
14364,
3245,
374,
430,
1524,
994,
701,
10456,
832,
596,
13306,
4536,
956,
3062,
311,
499,
11,
433,
2643,
387,
3062,
311,
1124,
430,
499,
2351,
1070,
449,
1124,
13,
1102,
596,
459,
3062,
1567,
369,
1124,
323,
814,
6118,
1390,
872,
18585,
1274,
1070,
2288,
13,
2100,
1418,
499,
2351,
2744,
1949,
311,
5268,
539,
311,
733,
11,
387,
10235,
430,
4423,
2643,
2733,
13194,
430,
499,
19284,
872,
22114,
13,
128001
] |
Sonarworks in Education / Miles Fulwider
It is an area we all have extensive experience in, yet it requires a focused effort to develop improvement in the area of listening critically to one’s environment and the sounds we are exposed to.
The human body’s ability to translate simple atmospheric disturbances (sound waves) convert that to neurological impulses via the brilliant mechanics of the ear, and then the brain understands and reacts, essentially instantaneously, is not only a marvel but may often appear magical.
Unlike learning to play the piano or play guitar where one has to learn a whole new environment surrounding that instrument, posture, scales, rudiments, etc. Developing the ability to listen “critically” to the sounds and music we hear is already an area we have extensive experience in. Hearing is the one sensory that we cannot “turn off.” It is always working for us, day and night. As a result, this has gifted us years and years of experience deciphering sound. Similar to learning to play the piano or guitar however, this development process does require continued practice, focused effort, and is ultimately a lifelong pursuit. To further develop this process for us professionals, we now only need to learn how to dissect these sounds. Doing so will allow us to make a better recording, production, and musical choices.
Now that we know what kind of experience and expertise we all have, let’s look at strategies to develop this skill even further!
When we break down Critical Listening, it’s important to consider the different categories/attributes that make up the sounds we hear. I refer to these as our 3-Strategies. All sounds will consist of the following components and are thus the basis for the strategies and methodologies we will use: spectral properties; dynamic properties; spatial properties.
Consider now any sound you just may have heard. A train whistle or a car horn. How loud was it? Did it drown out other sounds? Did you hear the sound echo off buildings or a canyon wall? Did the sound resonate in the environment in which you heard it? Where did it come from? Could you tell how far away it was?
All of those questions can be answered by the three previous properties mentioned above. A great exercise would be to take the next 5 sounds you hear and ask these types of questions. You’ll be amazed by how much you will be able to determine about these sounds by applying this type of simple analysis. These are the questions that will train us to listen critically.
Let’s consider now the makeup of each of these categories and ways to improve upon our experience with them.
Strategy #1 - Spectral Properties:
Simply put, Spectral Properties can be thought of as frequency balance. Let’s consider three basic bands, Low, Mid, High. We all have boosted or cut the balance of a radio in the car or home. The same thing applies here. The beauty of an EQ allows us to alter the sound in ways that make it more appealing or sit more appropriately with other sounds. There are many different software tools that can help with this, but I personally enjoy using EQ’s that allow you to solo various bands so you can get a sense for exactly what that band might be affecting. There are many different tools that offer this, but the important part right now is to listen to each of these three bands on your desired sound independently to hear what they sound like.
We will loosely define the Low-frequency range as 20Hz - 250Hz. The Mid-frequency range as 250Hz - 4kHz, and the High-frequency range 4kHz - 20kHz.
If you don’t have an EQ handy, pull up some music you enjoy and know well. Either on your stereo, phone, or music streaming application, manipulate the Low, Mid, and High-frequency ranges. Listen to how they interact with one another. Do different instruments pop out? How do these changes modify the listening experience?
Defining these spectral properties in this way will allow you to take a sound and ask the questions; “is it too “boomy?” or “does it need more clarity?” You can then cut the low frequency or boost the high frequency based on your assessment to achieve the results YOU WANT!
Strategy #2 - Dynamic Properties:
Dynamics! Is a sound loud or soft? Is a sound not “present” enough to be heard due to other sound sources? Much can be written about how to manipulate dynamics processors and you have probably read many yourself. What we are concerned with are the questions that will inform those decisions.
Often we reach for a compressor to give us the results that a simple volume (fader) balance may be more suited for.
How loud should it be. Do we want it to blend or draw attention to it? Consider working on a drum kit where the cymbals are coming through the overhead mics just fine. However, by the time we add all the tom mics, snare mics, the kick is really lost...maybe almost to a dull-thud. This is a perfect example when a compressor should be used. Placing a compressor on the kick drum to give you anywhere from 3-5 dB of gain reduction at peak moments may be perfect to allow you to reduce the source’s dynamic range-thus allowing you to more suitably blend in the kick drum so it’s presence may be not only heard but also FELT!
Strategy #3 - Spatial Properties:
Where does the sound come from? Where should it come from? The brain is brilliant in hearing a sound and our body can instinctively react and turn to see where that sound came from. Spatial properties involve not just positioning of a sound (left, right, in front, or behind) but also other attributes such as delay and reverb.
As we continue to assess our sound environment, we need to know where things should be placed, but also in what type of environment should they be placed within. Remember back the recommendation about listening to the next 5 sounds and to apply these properties to them to form an assessment?
How does the environment change how the source sounds? Does the environment distract from the source? Does the environment enhance sound? When you listen to great classical recordings you will notice the important role the environment plays on the recording. The bloom and sustain of the sounds helps blends the instruments together in a powerful and cohesive performance. Can you hear the room’s characteristics in the sustain and decay of the music? You can close your eyes and have a mental image of just how large (or small) the environment is.
Imagine someone is speaking with you. Listen to their voices. Are you speaking in a kitchen, in a garage, outside? All of these environments sound different and affect the voice differently. Knowing what type of environment we want to maintain or create will help us know what type of reverb or delay to employ.
We then can decide just “where” should something be placed. By this, we mean using a pan control to position things from Left to Right. The key in all of this is balance! Having too much information on one side will sound unnatural and cause a mix/production to be imbalanced. Also listening for how sounds interact, you may find placing things on one side or the other, or maybe between the Left and Center position will help a source be heard as intended physically or artistically.
Lastly, when we are listening, it’s important to consider how well can we trust the system we are listening to. Not all of us have access to studio-quality headphones or loudspeakers, so this can cloud one’s judgement because after al if you can’t hear it, how can you assess it. Fortunately, there are some fantastic tools out there that will help us be able to trust what we are hearing, one such product is Reference 4 from Sonarworks. This is an invaluable tool for those of us working in different environments, on different speakers, and working in environments that are not purpose-built studios.
Most people want to know “how do I EQ my bass guitar?” or “how hard should I compress this snare drum?” The sound-world we live in is entirely source dependent. This means that the proverbial “it depends” is often the answer we receive. This is really hard to understand and grapple with when we are desiring to learn how to make better use of an EQ, Compressor, and other signal processing. The more important question to be asking is analyzing the sounds you are hearing based on the three-sound categories. By so doing, you will begin to draw on that listening expertise you already have, and can then know exactly how you want that sound to “interact.” Does the sound completely mask other important sounds? Maybe some EQ should be employed to make space, or a compressor to reduce the dynamic range to help it sit better in the mix. These strategies will give you better results when producing and mixing music as opposed to trying to mimic “tricks” or relying on hard “this is how you EQ a trumpet,” style-rules.
Just as a great engineer is repeatedly asking oneself questions such as “Do I like that?” “Is this loud enough?” “Is the bass too big?” When listening and evaluating one should be taking a similar approach in assessing sounds in an environment to listen to the many different cues that are part of the listening experience. | 1,990 | [
128000,
46714,
277,
19033,
304,
11930,
611,
36303,
48550,
86,
1814,
198,
2181,
374,
459,
3158,
584,
682,
617,
16781,
3217,
304,
11,
3686,
433,
7612,
264,
10968,
5149,
311,
2274,
16048,
304,
279,
3158,
315,
14624,
41440,
311,
832,
753,
4676,
323,
279,
10578,
584,
527,
15246,
311,
627,
791,
3823,
2547,
753,
5845,
311,
15025,
4382,
45475,
85160,
320,
28632,
17301,
8,
5625,
430,
311,
64908,
87633,
4669,
279,
20333,
30126,
315,
279,
2487,
11,
323,
1243,
279,
8271,
31869,
323,
69945,
11,
16168,
9888,
20933,
11,
374,
539,
1193,
264,
45882,
719,
1253,
3629,
5101,
24632,
627,
44179,
6975,
311,
1514,
279,
27374,
477,
1514,
17418,
1405,
832,
706,
311,
4048,
264,
4459,
502,
4676,
14932,
430,
14473,
11,
48378,
11,
29505,
11,
68330,
12843,
11,
5099,
13,
81745,
279,
5845,
311,
9020,
1054,
38096,
2740,
863,
311,
279,
10578,
323,
4731,
584,
6865,
374,
2736,
459,
3158,
584,
617,
16781,
3217,
304,
13,
66550,
374,
279,
832,
49069,
430,
584,
4250,
1054,
413,
1022,
2029,
1102,
374,
2744,
3318,
369,
603,
11,
1938,
323,
3814,
13,
1666,
264,
1121,
11,
420,
706,
47880,
603,
1667,
323,
1667,
315,
3217,
75277,
287,
5222,
13,
22196,
311,
6975,
311,
1514,
279,
27374,
477,
17418,
4869,
11,
420,
4500,
1920,
1587,
1397,
8738,
6725,
11,
10968,
5149,
11,
323,
374,
13967,
264,
51263,
33436,
13,
2057,
4726,
2274,
420,
1920,
369,
603,
15749,
11,
584,
1457,
1193,
1205,
311,
4048,
1268,
311,
75050,
1521,
10578,
13,
44245,
779,
690,
2187,
603,
311,
1304,
264,
2731,
14975,
11,
5788,
11,
323,
18273,
11709,
627,
7184,
430,
584,
1440,
1148,
3169,
315,
3217,
323,
19248,
584,
682,
617,
11,
1095,
753,
1427,
520,
15174,
311,
2274,
420,
10151,
1524,
4726,
4999,
4599,
584,
1464,
1523,
35761,
77797,
11,
433,
753,
3062,
311,
2980,
279,
2204,
11306,
14,
12620,
430,
1304,
709,
279,
10578,
584,
6865,
13,
358,
8464,
311,
1521,
439,
1057,
220,
18,
12,
2645,
70488,
13,
2052,
10578,
690,
6824,
315,
279,
2768,
6956,
323,
527,
8617,
279,
8197,
369,
279,
15174,
323,
81898,
584,
690,
1005,
25,
57077,
6012,
26,
8915,
6012,
26,
29079,
6012,
627,
38275,
1457,
904,
5222,
499,
1120,
1253,
617,
6755,
13,
362,
5542,
40649,
477,
264,
1841,
21281,
13,
2650,
17813,
574,
433,
30,
14910,
433,
87968,
704,
1023,
10578,
30,
14910,
499,
6865,
279,
5222,
1722,
1022,
14016,
477,
264,
84300,
7147,
30,
14910,
279,
5222,
89986,
304,
279,
4676,
304,
902,
499,
6755,
433,
30,
11208,
1550,
433,
2586,
505,
30,
16910,
499,
3371,
1268,
3117,
3201,
433,
574,
5380,
2460,
315,
1884,
4860,
649,
387,
19089,
555,
279,
2380,
3766,
6012,
9932,
3485,
13,
362,
2294,
10368,
1053,
387,
311,
1935,
279,
1828,
220,
20,
10578,
499,
6865,
323,
2610,
1521,
4595,
315,
4860,
13,
1472,
4805,
387,
46304,
555,
1268,
1790,
499,
690,
387,
3025,
311,
8417,
922,
1521,
10578,
555,
19486,
420,
955,
315,
4382,
6492,
13,
4314,
527,
279,
4860,
430,
690,
5542,
603,
311,
9020,
41440,
627,
10267,
753,
2980,
1457,
279,
27649,
315,
1855,
315,
1521,
11306,
323,
5627,
311,
7417,
5304,
1057,
3217,
449,
1124,
627,
20403,
674,
16,
482,
27726,
3545,
12094,
512,
61346,
2231,
11,
27726,
3545,
12094,
649,
387,
3463,
315,
439,
11900,
8335,
13,
6914,
753,
2980,
2380,
6913,
21562,
11,
12310,
11,
14013,
11,
5234,
13,
1226,
682,
617,
65208,
477,
4018,
279,
8335,
315,
264,
9063,
304,
279,
1841,
477,
2162,
13,
578,
1890,
3245,
17208,
1618,
13,
578,
13444,
315,
459,
40094,
6276,
603,
311,
11857,
279,
5222,
304,
5627,
430,
1304,
433,
810,
33352,
477,
2503,
810,
36001,
449,
1023,
10578,
13,
2684,
527,
1690,
2204,
3241,
7526,
430,
649,
1520,
449,
420,
11,
719,
358,
16102,
4774,
1701,
40094,
753,
430,
2187,
499,
311,
13839,
5370,
21562,
779,
499,
649,
636,
264,
5647,
369,
7041,
1148,
430,
7200,
2643,
387,
28987,
13,
2684,
527,
1690,
2204,
7526,
430,
3085,
420,
11,
719,
279,
3062,
961,
1314,
1457,
374,
311,
9020,
311,
1855,
315,
1521,
2380,
21562,
389,
701,
12974,
5222,
29235,
311,
6865,
1148,
814,
5222,
1093,
627,
1687,
690,
63557,
7124,
279,
12310,
79412,
2134,
439,
220,
508,
11732,
482,
220,
5154,
11732,
13,
578,
14013,
79412,
2134,
439,
220,
5154,
11732,
482,
220,
19,
62856,
11,
323,
279,
5234,
79412,
2134,
220,
19,
62856,
482,
220,
508,
62856,
627,
2746,
499,
1541,
1431,
617,
459,
40094,
26222,
11,
6958,
709,
1063,
4731,
499,
4774,
323,
1440,
1664,
13,
21663,
389,
701,
39052,
11,
4641,
11,
477,
4731,
17265,
3851,
11,
37735,
279,
12310,
11,
14013,
11,
323,
5234,
79412,
21986,
13,
33249,
311,
1268,
814,
16681,
449,
832,
2500,
13,
3234,
2204,
24198,
2477,
704,
30,
2650,
656,
1521,
4442,
5719,
279,
14624,
3217,
5380,
2685,
5859,
1521,
57077,
6012,
304,
420,
1648,
690,
2187,
499,
311,
1935,
264,
5222,
323,
2610,
279,
4860,
26,
1054,
285,
433,
2288,
1054,
754,
5650,
12671,
477,
1054,
28156,
433,
1205,
810,
32373,
12671,
1472,
649,
1243,
4018,
279,
3428,
11900,
477,
7916,
279,
1579,
11900,
3196,
389,
701,
15813,
311,
11322,
279,
3135,
15334,
72306,
4999,
20403,
674,
17,
482,
22648,
12094,
512,
35,
51248,
0,
2209,
264,
5222,
17813,
477,
8579,
30,
2209,
264,
5222,
539,
1054,
29844,
863,
3403,
311,
387,
6755,
4245,
311,
1023,
5222,
8336,
30,
24191,
649,
387,
5439,
922,
1268,
311,
37735,
30295,
37686,
323,
499,
617,
4762,
1373,
1690,
6261,
13,
3639,
584,
527,
11920,
449,
527,
279,
4860,
430,
690,
6179,
1884,
11429,
627,
78013,
584,
5662,
369,
264,
59977,
311,
3041,
603,
279,
3135,
430,
264,
4382,
8286,
320,
69,
1013,
8,
8335,
1253,
387,
810,
32599,
369,
627,
4438,
17813,
1288,
433,
387,
13,
3234,
584,
1390,
433,
311,
20955,
477,
4128,
6666,
311,
433,
30,
21829,
3318,
389,
264,
24074,
16530,
1405,
279,
272,
3437,
1147,
527,
5108,
1555,
279,
32115,
296,
1233,
1120,
7060,
13,
4452,
11,
555,
279,
892,
584,
923,
682,
279,
10390,
296,
1233,
11,
4224,
548,
296,
1233,
11,
279,
10536,
374,
2216,
5675,
1131,
37860,
4661,
311,
264,
41630,
7716,
664,
13,
1115,
374,
264,
4832,
3187,
994,
264,
59977,
1288,
387,
1511,
13,
1856,
4628,
264,
59977,
389,
279,
10536,
24074,
311,
3041,
499,
12660,
505,
220,
18,
12,
20,
44868,
315,
8895,
14278,
520,
16557,
14269,
1253,
387,
4832,
311,
2187,
499,
311,
8108,
279,
2592,
753,
8915,
2134,
7716,
355,
10923,
499,
311,
810,
7937,
2915,
20955,
304,
279,
10536,
24074,
779,
433,
753,
9546,
1253,
387,
539,
1193,
6755,
719,
1101,
435,
2818,
51,
4999,
20403,
674,
18,
482,
75797,
12094,
512,
9241,
1587,
279,
5222,
2586,
505,
30,
11208,
1288,
433,
2586,
505,
30,
578,
8271,
374,
20333,
304,
11011,
264,
5222,
323,
1057,
2547,
649,
31655,
3210,
14085,
323,
2543,
311,
1518,
1405,
430,
5222,
3782,
505,
13,
75797,
6012,
21736,
539,
1120,
39825,
315,
264,
5222,
320,
2414,
11,
1314,
11,
304,
4156,
11,
477,
4920,
8,
719,
1101,
1023,
8365,
1778,
439,
7781,
323,
312,
23129,
627,
2170,
584,
3136,
311,
8720,
1057,
5222,
4676,
11,
584,
1205,
311,
1440,
1405,
2574,
1288,
387,
9277,
11,
719,
1101,
304,
1148,
955,
315,
4676,
1288,
814,
387,
9277,
2949,
13,
20474,
1203,
279,
28782,
922,
14624,
311,
279,
1828,
220,
20,
10578,
323,
311,
3881,
1521,
6012,
311,
1124,
311,
1376,
459,
15813,
5380,
4438,
1587,
279,
4676,
2349,
1268,
279,
2592,
10578,
30,
12838,
279,
4676,
64917,
505,
279,
2592,
30,
12838,
279,
4676,
18885,
5222,
30,
3277,
499,
9020,
311,
2294,
29924,
38140,
499,
690,
5406,
279,
3062,
3560,
279,
4676,
11335,
389,
279,
14975,
13,
578,
52554,
323,
14201,
315,
279,
10578,
8779,
58943,
279,
24198,
3871,
304,
264,
8147,
323,
87516,
5178,
13,
3053,
499,
6865,
279,
3130,
753,
17910,
304,
279,
14201,
323,
31815,
315,
279,
4731,
30,
1472,
649,
3345,
701,
6548,
323,
617,
264,
10723,
2217,
315,
1120,
1268,
3544,
320,
269,
2678,
8,
279,
4676,
374,
627,
52157,
4423,
374,
12365,
449,
499,
13,
33249,
311,
872,
24196,
13,
8886,
499,
12365,
304,
264,
9979,
11,
304,
264,
19833,
11,
4994,
30,
2052,
315,
1521,
22484,
5222,
2204,
323,
7958,
279,
7899,
22009,
13,
58733,
1148,
955,
315,
4676,
584,
1390,
311,
10519,
477,
1893,
690,
1520,
603,
1440,
1148,
955,
315,
312,
23129,
477,
7781,
311,
3539,
627,
1687,
1243,
649,
10491,
1120,
1054,
2940,
863,
1288,
2555,
387,
9277,
13,
3296,
420,
11,
584,
3152,
1701,
264,
7363,
2585,
311,
2361,
2574,
505,
14043,
311,
10291,
13,
578,
1401,
304,
682,
315,
420,
374,
8335,
0,
20636,
2288,
1790,
2038,
389,
832,
3185,
690,
5222,
81846,
323,
5353,
264,
6651,
14,
23452,
311,
387,
737,
59502,
13,
7429,
14624,
369,
1268,
10578,
16681,
11,
499,
1253,
1505,
25012,
2574,
389,
832,
3185,
477,
279,
1023,
11,
477,
7344,
1990,
279,
14043,
323,
5955,
2361,
690,
1520,
264,
2592,
387,
6755,
439,
10825,
22655,
477,
10255,
2740,
627,
81586,
11,
994,
584,
527,
14624,
11,
433,
753,
3062,
311,
2980,
1268,
1664,
649,
584,
7095,
279,
1887,
584,
527,
14624,
311,
13,
2876,
682,
315,
603,
617,
2680,
311,
14356,
22867,
44101,
477,
17813,
34474,
8476,
11,
779,
420,
649,
9624,
832,
753,
48919,
1606,
1306,
453,
422,
499,
649,
1431,
6865,
433,
11,
1268,
649,
499,
8720,
433,
13,
42536,
11,
1070,
527,
1063,
14964,
7526,
704,
1070,
430,
690,
1520,
603,
387,
3025,
311,
7095,
1148,
584,
527,
11011,
11,
832,
1778,
2027,
374,
17650,
220,
19,
505,
12103,
277,
19033,
13,
1115,
374,
459,
56193,
5507,
369,
1884,
315,
603,
3318,
304,
2204,
22484,
11,
389,
2204,
22032,
11,
323,
3318,
304,
22484,
430,
527,
539,
7580,
52714,
42795,
627,
13622,
1274,
1390,
311,
1440,
1054,
5269,
656,
358,
40094,
856,
22253,
17418,
12671,
477,
1054,
5269,
2653,
1288,
358,
25633,
420,
4224,
548,
24074,
12671,
578,
5222,
31184,
584,
3974,
304,
374,
11622,
2592,
18222,
13,
1115,
3445,
430,
279,
79538,
532,
1054,
275,
14117,
863,
374,
3629,
279,
4320,
584,
5371,
13,
1115,
374,
2216,
2653,
311,
3619,
323,
1099,
23182,
449,
994,
584,
527,
951,
6322,
311,
4048,
1268,
311,
1304,
2731,
1005,
315,
459,
40094,
11,
1219,
57320,
11,
323,
1023,
8450,
8863,
13,
578,
810,
3062,
3488,
311,
387,
10371,
374,
42118,
279,
10578,
499,
527,
11011,
3196,
389,
279,
2380,
1355,
801,
11306,
13,
3296,
779,
3815,
11,
499,
690,
3240,
311,
4128,
389,
430,
14624,
19248,
499,
2736,
617,
11,
323,
649,
1243,
1440,
7041,
1268,
499,
1390,
430,
5222,
311,
1054,
2295,
533,
2029,
12838,
279,
5222,
6724,
7056,
1023,
3062,
10578,
30,
10926,
1063,
40094,
1288,
387,
20011,
311,
1304,
3634,
11,
477,
264,
59977,
311,
8108,
279,
8915,
2134,
311,
1520,
433,
2503,
2731,
304,
279,
6651,
13,
4314,
15174,
690,
3041,
499,
2731,
3135,
994,
17843,
323,
27890,
4731,
439,
16475,
311,
4560,
311,
56459,
1054,
376,
5908,
863,
477,
39661,
389,
2653,
1054,
576,
374,
1268,
499,
40094,
264,
92359,
2476,
1742,
3880,
2482,
627,
10156,
439,
264,
2294,
24490,
374,
19352,
10371,
57669,
4860,
1778,
439,
1054,
5519,
358,
1093,
430,
12671,
1054,
3957,
420,
17813,
3403,
12671,
1054,
3957,
279,
22253,
2288,
2466,
12671,
3277,
14624,
323,
38663,
832,
1288,
387,
4737,
264,
4528,
5603,
304,
47614,
10578,
304,
459,
4676,
311,
9020,
311,
279,
1690,
2204,
57016,
430,
527,
961,
315,
279,
14624,
3217,
13,
128001
] |
Nissan will focus on creating virtual reality rooms for its customers. In contrast, Toyota will focus on remote working environments, creating offices for its personnel, where they can discuss technical developments through the use of their avatars.
In other words, now, some of Toyota’s work meetings won’t be physical but in the Metaverse. According to a company representative, this new work area is opening up as a result of the problems caused by the coronavirus.
For now, Nissan and Toyota did not officially inform in which Metaverse they will launch their new offices, so people will have to wait to find out whether they will opt for a centralized one like Meta’s or a decentralized one like Decentraland.
Nissan and Toyota are not the first automotive brands or companies to innovate in this new trend of the Metaverse. Other companies, such as Volkswagen and Mercedes Benz, launched campaigns in early April to promote their entries into the Metaverse, awarding prizes such as the latest PS5 and advanced driving lessons at one of Volkswagen’s academies.
Bridget Harpur, marketing director for Volkswagen Passenger Vehicles, said that this “new universe” offered by the metaverse “made an exceptional impact on the consumer,” so they will likely continue to create new events and experiences for their user and fan base.
In addition, other luxury automakers such as Ferrari have yet to officially enter the Metaverse but are already dabbling in creating NFTs, hand in hand with blockchain companies such as Velas Network.
This means that, little by little most of the major automotive companies are betting on the technologies behind cryptocurrencies.
| 343 | [
128000,
45,
34197,
690,
5357,
389,
6968,
4200,
8903,
12295,
369,
1202,
6444,
13,
763,
13168,
11,
30300,
690,
5357,
389,
8870,
3318,
22484,
11,
6968,
19672,
369,
1202,
17274,
11,
1405,
814,
649,
4358,
11156,
26006,
1555,
279,
1005,
315,
872,
1860,
44958,
627,
644,
1023,
4339,
11,
1457,
11,
1063,
315,
30300,
753,
990,
16659,
2834,
1431,
387,
7106,
719,
304,
279,
6344,
23247,
13,
10771,
311,
264,
2883,
18740,
11,
420,
502,
990,
3158,
374,
8736,
709,
439,
264,
1121,
315,
279,
5435,
9057,
555,
279,
33333,
627,
2520,
1457,
11,
42981,
323,
30300,
1550,
539,
19073,
6179,
304,
902,
6344,
23247,
814,
690,
7195,
872,
502,
19672,
11,
779,
1274,
690,
617,
311,
3868,
311,
1505,
704,
3508,
814,
690,
3469,
369,
264,
58983,
832,
1093,
16197,
753,
477,
264,
49063,
832,
1093,
3799,
46186,
438,
627,
45,
34197,
323,
30300,
527,
539,
279,
1176,
40508,
16097,
477,
5220,
311,
92064,
304,
420,
502,
9327,
315,
279,
6344,
23247,
13,
7089,
5220,
11,
1778,
439,
51939,
323,
34328,
78642,
11,
11887,
21343,
304,
4216,
5936,
311,
12192,
872,
10925,
1139,
279,
6344,
23247,
11,
10292,
287,
38508,
1778,
439,
279,
5652,
11659,
20,
323,
11084,
10043,
18872,
520,
832,
315,
51939,
753,
10623,
11288,
627,
33,
1907,
456,
5340,
26047,
11,
8661,
7690,
369,
51939,
68734,
56120,
11,
1071,
430,
420,
1054,
943,
15861,
863,
9076,
555,
279,
2322,
23247,
1054,
28010,
459,
25363,
5536,
389,
279,
11761,
2476,
779,
814,
690,
4461,
3136,
311,
1893,
502,
4455,
323,
11704,
369,
872,
1217,
323,
8571,
2385,
627,
644,
5369,
11,
1023,
19913,
5113,
8476,
1778,
439,
46853,
617,
3686,
311,
19073,
3810,
279,
6344,
23247,
719,
527,
2736,
83868,
9894,
304,
6968,
452,
4082,
82,
11,
1450,
304,
1450,
449,
18428,
5220,
1778,
439,
31298,
300,
8304,
627,
2028,
3445,
430,
11,
2697,
555,
2697,
1455,
315,
279,
3682,
40508,
5220,
527,
26243,
389,
279,
14645,
4920,
45074,
627,
128001
] |
PURPOSE It was hypothesized that heparan sulfate (HS) as an essential compound for myogenesis and nanoparticles of gold (nano-Au) as highly reactive compounds can affect muscle development as a consequence of molecular regulation of muscle cell formation, and that these effects may be enhanced by a complex of HS conjugated with nano-Au. The objective of the present study was to determine the effect of administration of nano-Au, HS, and a nano-Au+HS complex on the morphological and molecular characteristics of breast muscle during embryogenesis. METHODS Chicken embryos were used as in vivo model. Fertilized chicken eggs (n = 350) were randomly divided into the control group and the groups treated with nano-Au, HS, and nano-Au+HS. The experimental solutions were given in ovo on the first day of incubation and the embryos were evaluated on day 20 of incubation. The methods included biochemical indices in blood, immunohistochemistry, microscopy (transmission electron microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, confocal), and gene expression at the messenger ribonucleic acid and protein levels. RESULTS The treatments did not adversely affect mortality, organ weight, and homeostasis of the embryos. HS stimulated the development and maturation of breast muscle by increasing the number of nuclei, satellite cells, and muscle fibers and affected the expression of basic fibroblast growth factor-2 and paired-box transcription factor-7. Furthermore, the nano-Au+HS complex contributed to the increased number of myocytes and nuclei in chicken embryo muscles. CONCLUSION The results indicate that the administration of HS and nano-Au affects muscle development and that this effect is enhanced by conjugating HS with nano-Au. | 369 | [
128000,
96545,
7297,
1102,
574,
22601,
83979,
430,
568,
1768,
276,
89418,
320,
12228,
8,
439,
459,
7718,
24549,
369,
856,
52379,
323,
94753,
315,
6761,
320,
94725,
6830,
84,
8,
439,
7701,
56563,
32246,
649,
7958,
16124,
4500,
439,
264,
29774,
315,
31206,
19812,
315,
16124,
2849,
18488,
11,
323,
430,
1521,
6372,
1253,
387,
24872,
555,
264,
6485,
315,
34514,
64380,
660,
449,
51593,
6830,
84,
13,
578,
16945,
315,
279,
3118,
4007,
574,
311,
8417,
279,
2515,
315,
8735,
315,
51593,
6830,
84,
11,
34514,
11,
323,
264,
51593,
6830,
84,
10,
12228,
6485,
389,
279,
27448,
5848,
323,
31206,
17910,
315,
17659,
16124,
2391,
44481,
52379,
13,
56329,
34619,
89873,
1051,
1511,
439,
304,
41294,
1646,
13,
435,
86795,
1534,
16553,
19335,
320,
77,
284,
220,
8652,
8,
1051,
27716,
18255,
1139,
279,
2585,
1912,
323,
279,
5315,
12020,
449,
51593,
6830,
84,
11,
34514,
11,
323,
51593,
6830,
84,
10,
12228,
13,
578,
22772,
10105,
1051,
2728,
304,
297,
3415,
389,
279,
1176,
1938,
315,
49727,
367,
323,
279,
89873,
1051,
26126,
389,
1938,
220,
508,
315,
49727,
367,
13,
578,
5528,
5343,
93532,
15285,
304,
6680,
11,
33119,
2319,
26407,
52755,
11,
92914,
320,
1485,
2796,
17130,
92914,
11,
36201,
17130,
92914,
11,
2389,
3768,
705,
323,
15207,
7645,
520,
279,
50596,
20735,
263,
22935,
292,
13935,
323,
13128,
5990,
13,
54128,
578,
22972,
1550,
539,
69214,
7958,
29528,
11,
2942,
4785,
11,
323,
2162,
537,
10949,
315,
279,
89873,
13,
34514,
81471,
279,
4500,
323,
5634,
2060,
315,
17659,
16124,
555,
7859,
279,
1396,
315,
97192,
11,
24088,
7917,
11,
323,
16124,
49774,
323,
11754,
279,
7645,
315,
6913,
16178,
299,
64417,
6650,
8331,
12,
17,
323,
35526,
12913,
46940,
8331,
12,
22,
13,
24296,
11,
279,
51593,
6830,
84,
10,
12228,
6485,
20162,
311,
279,
7319,
1396,
315,
856,
57878,
323,
97192,
304,
16553,
87701,
24569,
13,
3501,
99769,
578,
3135,
13519,
430,
279,
8735,
315,
34514,
323,
51593,
6830,
84,
22223,
16124,
4500,
323,
430,
420,
2515,
374,
24872,
555,
64380,
1113,
34514,
449,
51593,
6830,
84,
13,
128001
] |
Chris has always had a knack for being silly and telling very detailed stories. She discovered she could use the perfect combination of humor, entertainment and education in writing children's books. "Jake and the Pandemic" is her first foray into this field, but she has always had a desire to tap into her creative side so this is just the first of many books for her. She lives in La Verne, California, and also owns a natural products company which she has had since 2002. She has big plans to fill Jake's World with lots of different characters and can't wait to share them with everyone! | 122 | [
128000,
32978,
706,
2744,
1047,
264,
94350,
369,
1694,
30571,
323,
11890,
1633,
11944,
7493,
13,
3005,
11352,
1364,
1436,
1005,
279,
4832,
10824,
315,
28485,
11,
16924,
323,
6873,
304,
4477,
2911,
596,
6603,
13,
330,
95336,
323,
279,
34606,
8274,
1,
374,
1077,
1176,
369,
352,
1139,
420,
2115,
11,
719,
1364,
706,
2744,
1047,
264,
12876,
311,
15596,
1139,
1077,
11782,
3185,
779,
420,
374,
1120,
279,
1176,
315,
1690,
6603,
369,
1077,
13,
3005,
6439,
304,
5034,
6383,
818,
11,
7188,
11,
323,
1101,
25241,
264,
5933,
3956,
2883,
902,
1364,
706,
1047,
2533,
220,
1049,
17,
13,
3005,
706,
2466,
6787,
311,
5266,
33172,
596,
4435,
449,
10283,
315,
2204,
5885,
323,
649,
956,
3868,
311,
4430,
1124,
449,
5127,
0,
128001
] |
FAQ: Is it a fixed or random effect?
A key decision when formulating a mixed model is determining which explanatory variables should be fixed and which random.
A fixed term typically represents the effect of specific conditions chosen for the study.
A random term typically represents the effect of a sample of conditions observed from some wider population, and it is the variability of the population that is of interest. The structural (or randomized) components of an experimental design, such as blocks and plots, can usually be argued to fall into this category (see below for more discussion).
As the objective is to estimate irrigation treatment means and/or to test for differences between them, the “Irrigation” factor should be modelled as fixed. As the aim is to make inferences about the wider population of orchards, rather than just the 12 observed, then the “Orchard” factor should be modelled as random.
In the above example, the blocking variable (Orchard) was treated as random. However, it is not always appropriate for the block effect to be random. Indeed, there is some diversity of opinion between American and European statisticians! Dixon (2016)[2] stated that the blocks in an experiment are rarely a random sample from a larger population. But this assumption is crucial in the computation of the standard error in the random block model. Let’s illustrate. Imagine a study of pigs, in which blocks containing 6 pigs are formed on the basis of initial weight: block 1: 50.1-55 kg, block 2: 55.1-60 kg, block 3: 60.1-65kg, and so on until block 8: 85.1-90 kg. Although the pigs in each block may be randomly sampled from an available population, the blocks themselves are not randomly sampled. Consequently, in some cases, the variance between the blocks will not match the variance of initial weight in the population. Indeed, if very light pigs (50-55 kg) and very heavy pigs (85.1-90 kg) are less common in the population, the variance component for blocks will be larger than the population variance. In this case, treating blocks as a fixed effect may be a more appropriate choice.
[1] Piepho H.P., A. Büchse and K. Emrich. 2003. A hitchhiker’s guide to mixed models for randomized experiment. J. Agronomy & Crop Science. 189: 310-322.
[2] P.M. Dixon. Should blocks be fixed or random? 2016 Conference on Applied Statistics in Agriculture Proceeding, May 1-3, Manhattan, Kansas. Kansas State University, USA. | 555 | [
128000,
56032,
25,
2209,
433,
264,
8521,
477,
4288,
2515,
5380,
32,
1401,
5597,
994,
1376,
15853,
264,
9709,
1646,
374,
26679,
902,
93566,
7482,
1288,
387,
8521,
323,
902,
4288,
627,
32,
8521,
4751,
11383,
11105,
279,
2515,
315,
3230,
4787,
12146,
369,
279,
4007,
627,
32,
4288,
4751,
11383,
11105,
279,
2515,
315,
264,
6205,
315,
4787,
13468,
505,
1063,
22622,
7187,
11,
323,
433,
374,
279,
54709,
315,
279,
7187,
430,
374,
315,
2802,
13,
578,
24693,
320,
269,
47341,
8,
6956,
315,
459,
22772,
2955,
11,
1778,
439,
10215,
323,
31794,
11,
649,
6118,
387,
18784,
311,
4498,
1139,
420,
5699,
320,
4151,
3770,
369,
810,
10430,
4390,
2170,
279,
16945,
374,
311,
16430,
63566,
6514,
3445,
323,
5255,
311,
1296,
369,
12062,
1990,
1124,
11,
279,
1054,
40,
637,
18413,
863,
8331,
1288,
387,
1646,
839,
439,
8521,
13,
1666,
279,
9395,
374,
311,
1304,
304,
5006,
922,
279,
22622,
7187,
315,
41245,
2402,
11,
4856,
1109,
1120,
279,
220,
717,
13468,
11,
1243,
279,
1054,
2244,
331,
569,
863,
8331,
1288,
387,
1646,
839,
439,
4288,
627,
644,
279,
3485,
3187,
11,
279,
22978,
3977,
320,
2244,
331,
569,
8,
574,
12020,
439,
4288,
13,
4452,
11,
433,
374,
539,
2744,
8475,
369,
279,
2565,
2515,
311,
387,
4288,
13,
23150,
11,
1070,
374,
1063,
20057,
315,
9647,
1990,
3778,
323,
7665,
20719,
9818,
0,
64795,
320,
679,
21,
6758,
17,
60,
11224,
430,
279,
10215,
304,
459,
9526,
527,
19029,
264,
4288,
6205,
505,
264,
8294,
7187,
13,
2030,
420,
25329,
374,
16996,
304,
279,
35547,
315,
279,
5410,
1493,
304,
279,
4288,
2565,
1646,
13,
6914,
753,
41468,
13,
38891,
264,
4007,
315,
49910,
11,
304,
902,
10215,
8649,
220,
21,
49910,
527,
14454,
389,
279,
8197,
315,
2926,
4785,
25,
2565,
220,
16,
25,
220,
1135,
13,
16,
12,
2131,
21647,
11,
2565,
220,
17,
25,
220,
2131,
13,
16,
12,
1399,
21647,
11,
2565,
220,
18,
25,
220,
1399,
13,
16,
12,
2397,
7501,
11,
323,
779,
389,
3156,
2565,
220,
23,
25,
220,
5313,
13,
16,
12,
1954,
21647,
13,
10541,
279,
49910,
304,
1855,
2565,
1253,
387,
27716,
49976,
505,
459,
2561,
7187,
11,
279,
10215,
5694,
527,
539,
27716,
49976,
13,
53123,
11,
304,
1063,
5157,
11,
279,
33373,
1990,
279,
10215,
690,
539,
2489,
279,
33373,
315,
2926,
4785,
304,
279,
7187,
13,
23150,
11,
422,
1633,
3177,
49910,
320,
1135,
12,
2131,
21647,
8,
323,
1633,
8987,
49910,
320,
5313,
13,
16,
12,
1954,
21647,
8,
527,
2753,
4279,
304,
279,
7187,
11,
279,
33373,
3777,
369,
10215,
690,
387,
8294,
1109,
279,
7187,
33373,
13,
763,
420,
1162,
11,
27723,
10215,
439,
264,
8521,
2515,
1253,
387,
264,
810,
8475,
5873,
627,
58,
16,
60,
41097,
764,
78,
473,
1087,
2637,
362,
13,
69657,
331,
325,
323,
735,
13,
5867,
14172,
13,
220,
1049,
18,
13,
362,
59207,
71,
25840,
753,
8641,
311,
9709,
4211,
369,
47341,
9526,
13,
622,
13,
72808,
17404,
612,
68420,
10170,
13,
220,
9378,
25,
220,
12226,
12,
15805,
627,
58,
17,
60,
393,
1345,
13,
64795,
13,
12540,
10215,
387,
8521,
477,
4288,
30,
220,
679,
21,
15217,
389,
43608,
25647,
304,
37963,
41870,
287,
11,
3297,
220,
16,
12,
18,
11,
29890,
11,
20754,
13,
20754,
3314,
3907,
11,
7427,
13,
128001
] |
Castellon De La Plana, Province Of
CASTELLON DE LA PLANA, PROVINCE OF, a maritime province of eastern Spain, formed in 1833 of districts formerly included in Valencia, and bounded on the N. by Teruel and Tarragona, E. by the Mediterranean Sea, S. by Valencia, and W. by Teruel. Pop. (1900) 310,828; area, 2495 sq. m. The surface of the province is almost everywhere mountainous, and flat only near the coast and along some of the river valleys. Even on the coast the Atalayas de Alcalá and the Desierto de las Palmas form two well-defined though not lofty ridges. The Mijares or Millares is the principal river, flowing east-south-east from the highlands of Teruel, between the Sierras of Espina and Espadan towards the south, and the peak called Peña Golosa (5945 ft.) towards the north, until it reaches the sea a little south of the capital, also called Castellón de la Plana. The Monlleo, a left-hand tributary of the Mijares; the Bergantes, which flows inland to join the Guadalope in Teruel; the Cenia, which divides Castellón from Tarragona; and a variety of lesser streams, render the province abundantly fertile. No considerable inlet breaks the regularity of the coast-line, and there is no first-class harbour. The climate is cold and variable in the hilly districts, temperate in winter and very warm in summer in the lowlands. Agriculture, fruit-growing, and especially the cultivation of the vine and olive, employ the majority of the peasantry; stock-farming and sea-fishing are also of importance. Lead, zinc, iron and other ores have been discovered in the province; but in 1903, out of 129 mining concessions registered, only two were worked, and their output, lead and zinc, was quite insignificant. The local industries are mainly connected with fish-curing, paper, porcelain, woollens, cotton, silk, esparto, brandy and oils. Wine, oranges and oil are exported to foreign countries and other parts of Spain. The important Barcelona-Valencia railway skirts the coast, passing through the capital; and the Calatayúd-Sagunto line crosses the southern extremity of the province. Elsewhere the roads, which are generally indifferent, form the sole means of communication. Castellón (29,904), Villarreal (16,068), the port of Burriana (12,962), and Peñiscola (3142), a town of some historical interest, are described in separate articles. The other chief towns are Alcalá de Chisbert (6293), Almazora (7076), Benicarló (7251), Maella (7335), Onda (6595), Segorbe (7045), Vail de Uxó (8643), Villafamés (6708) and Vinaroz (8625).
Note - this article incorporates content from Encyclopaedia Britannica, Eleventh Edition, (1910-1911) | 689 | [
128000,
19235,
616,
263,
1611,
5034,
1856,
3444,
11,
38894,
5046,
198,
35263,
19659,
715,
3467,
13256,
10528,
39874,
11,
5421,
70844,
2152,
3083,
11,
264,
58412,
17271,
315,
24024,
18157,
11,
14454,
304,
220,
10750,
18,
315,
27536,
34833,
5343,
304,
61349,
11,
323,
62215,
389,
279,
452,
13,
555,
10335,
4088,
323,
350,
1138,
6241,
64,
11,
469,
13,
555,
279,
38785,
15379,
11,
328,
13,
555,
61349,
11,
323,
468,
13,
555,
10335,
4088,
13,
10466,
13,
320,
7028,
15,
8,
220,
12226,
11,
22716,
26,
3158,
11,
220,
14735,
20,
18522,
13,
296,
13,
578,
7479,
315,
279,
17271,
374,
4661,
17277,
16700,
788,
11,
323,
10269,
1193,
3221,
279,
13962,
323,
3235,
1063,
315,
279,
15140,
86497,
13,
7570,
389,
279,
13962,
279,
2468,
278,
98440,
409,
1708,
5531,
1995,
323,
279,
3959,
72,
14200,
409,
5252,
11165,
7044,
1376,
1403,
1664,
39817,
3582,
539,
87791,
9463,
4282,
13,
578,
386,
3251,
5518,
477,
8384,
5518,
374,
279,
12717,
15140,
11,
36612,
11226,
1355,
2969,
40607,
505,
279,
1579,
8329,
315,
10335,
4088,
11,
1990,
279,
12095,
85484,
315,
27612,
2259,
323,
27612,
54740,
7119,
279,
10007,
11,
323,
279,
16557,
2663,
5250,
18829,
55679,
12252,
320,
23428,
20,
10702,
6266,
7119,
279,
10411,
11,
3156,
433,
25501,
279,
9581,
264,
2697,
10007,
315,
279,
6864,
11,
1101,
2663,
11514,
616,
3244,
409,
1208,
1856,
3444,
13,
578,
3206,
66601,
78,
11,
264,
2163,
25417,
14121,
332,
661,
315,
279,
386,
3251,
5518,
26,
279,
31782,
15844,
11,
902,
28555,
77289,
311,
5249,
279,
4673,
51588,
2862,
304,
10335,
4088,
26,
279,
356,
59386,
11,
902,
65928,
11514,
616,
3244,
505,
350,
1138,
6241,
64,
26,
323,
264,
8205,
315,
32415,
23914,
11,
3219,
279,
17271,
23325,
18007,
70225,
13,
2360,
24779,
80207,
18808,
279,
5912,
488,
315,
279,
13962,
8614,
11,
323,
1070,
374,
912,
1176,
15144,
75742,
13,
578,
10182,
374,
9439,
323,
3977,
304,
279,
305,
14722,
27536,
11,
6940,
349,
304,
12688,
323,
1633,
8369,
304,
7474,
304,
279,
3428,
8329,
13,
37963,
11,
14098,
56657,
11,
323,
5423,
279,
52129,
315,
279,
30050,
323,
33213,
11,
3539,
279,
8857,
315,
279,
47136,
32310,
26,
5708,
2269,
34002,
323,
9581,
2269,
11218,
527,
1101,
315,
12939,
13,
30982,
11,
49601,
11,
11245,
323,
1023,
76158,
617,
1027,
11352,
304,
279,
17271,
26,
719,
304,
220,
7028,
18,
11,
704,
315,
220,
9748,
11935,
62608,
9879,
11,
1193,
1403,
1051,
6575,
11,
323,
872,
2612,
11,
3063,
323,
49601,
11,
574,
5115,
73521,
13,
578,
2254,
19647,
527,
14918,
8599,
449,
7795,
1824,
1711,
11,
5684,
11,
78742,
11,
24670,
980,
729,
11,
24428,
11,
41044,
11,
1560,
4581,
78,
11,
6883,
88,
323,
32462,
13,
32926,
11,
85138,
323,
5707,
527,
35990,
311,
7362,
5961,
323,
1023,
5596,
315,
18157,
13,
578,
3062,
28035,
12,
2257,
8968,
40106,
77305,
279,
13962,
11,
12579,
1555,
279,
6864,
26,
323,
279,
3400,
266,
352,
6792,
67,
6354,
351,
26494,
1584,
50535,
279,
18561,
6000,
488,
315,
279,
17271,
13,
19334,
2940,
279,
19795,
11,
902,
527,
8965,
80008,
11,
1376,
279,
13612,
3445,
315,
10758,
13,
11514,
616,
3244,
320,
1682,
11,
22777,
705,
16959,
277,
8110,
320,
845,
11,
26661,
705,
279,
2700,
315,
12649,
462,
3444,
320,
717,
11,
26366,
705,
323,
5250,
5771,
285,
56552,
320,
16104,
17,
705,
264,
6424,
315,
1063,
13970,
2802,
11,
527,
7633,
304,
8821,
9908,
13,
578,
1023,
10388,
25861,
527,
1708,
5531,
1995,
409,
921,
285,
9339,
320,
24239,
18,
705,
1708,
102705,
6347,
320,
18770,
21,
705,
7505,
292,
49358,
1832,
320,
23309,
16,
705,
11583,
6985,
320,
24865,
20,
705,
507,
28996,
320,
25090,
20,
705,
17652,
269,
1395,
320,
21949,
20,
705,
650,
607,
409,
549,
87,
1832,
320,
19355,
18,
705,
16959,
2642,
309,
5512,
320,
21218,
23,
8,
323,
650,
14080,
9700,
320,
24071,
20,
4390,
9290,
482,
420,
4652,
52924,
2262,
505,
10984,
3418,
385,
6733,
4596,
98520,
3074,
11,
27039,
45707,
14398,
11,
320,
7529,
15,
12,
7529,
16,
8,
128001
] |
Miniature gardens under glass – terrariums – are gaining popularity in Indonesia thanks to their low maintenance and eye-catching designs. They are used as home and office decorations and also make lovely birthday presents for family and friends. NOW! Jakarta spoke to 29-year-old Estherlina Hutagaol, the co-founder of Gardenette, a mini garden and green souvenir specialist service, about spreading a green lifestyle in Jakarta.
Tell us more about Gardenette. When and why did you first come up with the idea?
Gardenette started from my hobby to collect plants. When I was working in a floriculture company in Jakarta and went on a business trip to Japan, my client introduced me to Tillandsia, a genus of around 650 species of evergreen, perennial flowering plants. He said that Tillandsia or air plants were very popular in Japan at that moment because these plants are very easy to maintain and don’t need soil to grow. That is when I started to collect some low-maintenance plants as well, such as air plants, succulents and cactus. I then talked to some of my college friends about this and soon we had a business idea, to become a mini garden and terrarium specialist. That’s when Gardenette was born, in May last year.
What exactly are your activities? You sell your products online, but I see that you also hold workshops?
Gardenette wants to spread a green lifestyle to people who love bringing nature back into their home by educating our customers and simply sharing our knowledge. We are not only looking for profit, but want to educate as well. That is why we organize workshops, where people can learn to make terrariums and all kinds of green souvenirs. This year, we would also like to start holding workshops for kids as we want to introduce green activities as an alternative hobby for children, so they can be connected to nature and with their environment.
Do you see a lot of interest among Indonesians in Gardenette?
Since the establishment of Gardenette, we have indeed seen a growing interest in terrariums among Indonesians, especially Jakartans who are currently seeking a more eco-friendly lifestyle. Making terrariums also comes with a lot of benefits, as it reduces stress and improves overall quality of life.
Where are you planning to take Gardenette in the future? Do you think there will be an opportunity for you to maybe open a store someday?
We have some big plans for Gardenette in the future. We are optimistic to open a store someday because many of our customers would like to see our products on display before buying them. We could also use the store to hold workshops and discussions.
Generally speaking, do you think that Indonesia is doing enough in terms of “going green” and being environmentally friendly?
We think Indonesia still needs a lot of effort to encourage people to go green. It will take some time for people to adapt to a green lifestyle, and we have to continuously raise awareness on issues of sustainability. But we believe that everybody should be part of this movement – families, communities, and neighborhoods. Little things can already make a difference, for instance, throw your garbage into the bin, reduce the use of plastic bags, and care for your plants at home. We hope that with Gardenette, we can do our part to spread this message to the communities and in the end our nation.
For more information, email [email protected] or send a message on Whatsapp to 0878 8445 2233/ 0859 2056 1670. You can also follow Gardenette on Instagram.
| 746 | [
128000,
55313,
1598,
36536,
1234,
9168,
1389,
7317,
34765,
82,
1389,
527,
30240,
23354,
304,
24922,
9523,
311,
872,
3428,
13709,
323,
8071,
84424,
14769,
13,
2435,
527,
1511,
439,
2162,
323,
5274,
48679,
323,
1101,
1304,
17104,
15553,
18911,
369,
3070,
323,
4885,
13,
23214,
0,
64133,
12570,
311,
220,
1682,
4771,
6418,
84738,
75,
2259,
67413,
12748,
337,
11,
279,
1080,
36927,
315,
19558,
6672,
11,
264,
13726,
13863,
323,
6307,
98395,
24687,
2532,
11,
922,
31135,
264,
6307,
19433,
304,
64133,
627,
41551,
603,
810,
922,
19558,
6672,
13,
3277,
323,
3249,
1550,
499,
1176,
2586,
709,
449,
279,
4623,
5380,
38,
8506,
6672,
3940,
505,
856,
32628,
311,
6667,
11012,
13,
3277,
358,
574,
3318,
304,
264,
70240,
93828,
2883,
304,
64133,
323,
4024,
389,
264,
2626,
8577,
311,
6457,
11,
856,
3016,
11784,
757,
311,
40788,
2914,
689,
11,
264,
64677,
315,
2212,
220,
13655,
9606,
315,
3596,
13553,
11,
74718,
82339,
11012,
13,
1283,
1071,
430,
40788,
2914,
689,
477,
3805,
11012,
1051,
1633,
5526,
304,
6457,
520,
430,
4545,
1606,
1521,
11012,
527,
1633,
4228,
311,
10519,
323,
1541,
1431,
1205,
17614,
311,
3139,
13,
3011,
374,
994,
358,
3940,
311,
6667,
1063,
3428,
1474,
25577,
11012,
439,
1664,
11,
1778,
439,
3805,
11012,
11,
20639,
360,
812,
323,
272,
62059,
13,
358,
1243,
15243,
311,
1063,
315,
856,
7926,
4885,
922,
420,
323,
5246,
584,
1047,
264,
2626,
4623,
11,
311,
3719,
264,
13726,
13863,
323,
7317,
34765,
24687,
13,
3011,
753,
994,
19558,
6672,
574,
9405,
11,
304,
3297,
1566,
1060,
627,
3923,
7041,
527,
701,
7640,
30,
1472,
4662,
701,
3956,
2930,
11,
719,
358,
1518,
430,
499,
1101,
3412,
35936,
5380,
38,
8506,
6672,
6944,
311,
9041,
264,
6307,
19433,
311,
1274,
889,
3021,
12967,
7138,
1203,
1139,
872,
2162,
555,
67805,
1057,
6444,
323,
5042,
11821,
1057,
6677,
13,
1226,
527,
539,
1193,
3411,
369,
11626,
11,
719,
1390,
311,
39170,
439,
1664,
13,
3011,
374,
3249,
584,
31335,
35936,
11,
1405,
1274,
649,
4048,
311,
1304,
7317,
34765,
82,
323,
682,
13124,
315,
6307,
5945,
1055,
17260,
13,
1115,
1060,
11,
584,
1053,
1101,
1093,
311,
1212,
10168,
35936,
369,
6980,
439,
584,
1390,
311,
19678,
6307,
7640,
439,
459,
10778,
32628,
369,
2911,
11,
779,
814,
649,
387,
8599,
311,
7138,
323,
449,
872,
4676,
627,
5519,
499,
1518,
264,
2763,
315,
2802,
4315,
20878,
5493,
304,
19558,
6672,
5380,
12834,
279,
21967,
315,
19558,
6672,
11,
584,
617,
13118,
3970,
264,
7982,
2802,
304,
7317,
34765,
82,
4315,
20878,
5493,
11,
5423,
35934,
472,
598,
889,
527,
5131,
11125,
264,
810,
42688,
22658,
19433,
13,
25274,
7317,
34765,
82,
1101,
4131,
449,
264,
2763,
315,
7720,
11,
439,
433,
26338,
8631,
323,
36050,
8244,
4367,
315,
2324,
627,
9241,
527,
499,
9293,
311,
1935,
19558,
6672,
304,
279,
3938,
30,
3234,
499,
1781,
1070,
690,
387,
459,
6776,
369,
499,
311,
7344,
1825,
264,
3637,
54108,
5380,
1687,
617,
1063,
2466,
6787,
369,
19558,
6672,
304,
279,
3938,
13,
1226,
527,
37036,
311,
1825,
264,
3637,
54108,
1606,
1690,
315,
1057,
6444,
1053,
1093,
311,
1518,
1057,
3956,
389,
3113,
1603,
12096,
1124,
13,
1226,
1436,
1101,
1005,
279,
3637,
311,
3412,
35936,
323,
20954,
627,
77641,
12365,
11,
656,
499,
1781,
430,
24922,
374,
3815,
3403,
304,
3878,
315,
1054,
9738,
6307,
863,
323,
1694,
57340,
11919,
5380,
1687,
1781,
24922,
2103,
3966,
264,
2763,
315,
5149,
311,
15253,
1274,
311,
733,
6307,
13,
1102,
690,
1935,
1063,
892,
369,
1274,
311,
10737,
311,
264,
6307,
19433,
11,
323,
584,
617,
311,
31978,
4933,
17985,
389,
4819,
315,
41329,
13,
2030,
584,
4510,
430,
16470,
1288,
387,
961,
315,
420,
7351,
1389,
8689,
11,
10977,
11,
323,
33100,
13,
15013,
2574,
649,
2736,
1304,
264,
6811,
11,
369,
2937,
11,
2571,
701,
26964,
1139,
279,
9736,
11,
8108,
279,
1005,
315,
12466,
18381,
11,
323,
2512,
369,
701,
11012,
520,
2162,
13,
1226,
3987,
430,
449,
19558,
6672,
11,
584,
649,
656,
1057,
961,
311,
9041,
420,
1984,
311,
279,
10977,
323,
304,
279,
842,
1057,
7140,
627,
2520,
810,
2038,
11,
2613,
510,
2386,
2682,
60,
477,
3708,
264,
1984,
389,
73001,
311,
220,
27311,
23,
220,
24344,
20,
220,
12533,
18,
14,
220,
24646,
24,
220,
10866,
21,
220,
11515,
15,
13,
1472,
649,
1101,
1833,
19558,
6672,
389,
14318,
627,
128001
] |
So supposedly we (I’m in the UK) don't vaccinate against it because kids having the chicken pox prevents old people from getting shingles. Most mums I know have paid to have it privately if they can afford it. Any healthcare professionals I’ve told my daughter had it are pleased that we did it for her. I’m not sure why our government is behind on getting it done for everyone under our national healthcare. I don’t really understand the hesitation. It’s incredibly frustrating because it’s not cheap (I paid £130) so parents who don’t have an extra £130 can’t get it for their kids and that’s a struggle. | 152 | [
128000,
4516,
33828,
584,
320,
40,
4344,
304,
279,
6560,
8,
1541,
956,
14027,
3357,
2403,
433,
1606,
6980,
3515,
279,
16553,
3273,
87,
29034,
2362,
1274,
505,
3794,
559,
50703,
13,
7648,
296,
6370,
358,
1440,
617,
7318,
311,
617,
433,
38171,
422,
814,
649,
10150,
433,
13,
5884,
18985,
15749,
358,
4070,
3309,
856,
10003,
1047,
433,
527,
18949,
430,
584,
1550,
433,
369,
1077,
13,
358,
4344,
539,
2771,
3249,
1057,
3109,
374,
4920,
389,
3794,
433,
2884,
369,
5127,
1234,
1057,
5426,
18985,
13,
358,
1541,
1431,
2216,
3619,
279,
65437,
13,
1102,
753,
17235,
35711,
1606,
433,
753,
539,
12136,
320,
40,
7318,
7083,
5894,
8,
779,
6699,
889,
1541,
1431,
617,
459,
5066,
7083,
5894,
649,
1431,
636,
433,
369,
872,
6980,
323,
430,
753,
264,
14993,
13,
128001
] |
My husbands parents got divorced and remarried when he and his sister were 16 and 17. His mom has been remarried for 27 years and is very upset that her kids did not throw a 25th wedding anniversary party for her and her husband. Is it the responsibility of the step children to throw a party?
I believe the answer depends upon the relationship between the couple and the step children.
It is never a "responsibility" to give a party, but a gift given from the heart. If there is acrimony 2 years after the missed event, my guess is there is more going on here than just hurt feelings. Strictly from an etiquette point of view however, step children are not obligated.
If nothing else, I would say this step mother has far too much wasted time on her hands! Did she ever ask that "the kids" throw a party for her? How rude of the step mom to expect this let alone verbalized it. A logical answer seems to me that a cash donation to a needy cause, in the name of the parents, be donated. | 223 | [
128000,
5159,
61954,
6699,
2751,
50592,
323,
84228,
4588,
994,
568,
323,
813,
13219,
1051,
220,
845,
323,
220,
1114,
13,
5414,
3450,
706,
1027,
84228,
4588,
369,
220,
1544,
1667,
323,
374,
1633,
23268,
430,
1077,
6980,
1550,
539,
2571,
264,
220,
914,
339,
13306,
22310,
4717,
369,
1077,
323,
1077,
10177,
13,
2209,
433,
279,
12014,
315,
279,
3094,
2911,
311,
2571,
264,
4717,
5380,
40,
4510,
279,
4320,
14117,
5304,
279,
5133,
1990,
279,
5743,
323,
279,
3094,
2911,
627,
2181,
374,
2646,
264,
330,
82689,
3225,
1,
311,
3041,
264,
4717,
11,
719,
264,
8352,
2728,
505,
279,
4851,
13,
1442,
1070,
374,
1645,
6417,
3633,
220,
17,
1667,
1306,
279,
13942,
1567,
11,
856,
8101,
374,
1070,
374,
810,
2133,
389,
1618,
1109,
1120,
13194,
16024,
13,
53981,
398,
505,
459,
94305,
1486,
315,
1684,
4869,
11,
3094,
2911,
527,
539,
67976,
627,
2746,
4400,
775,
11,
358,
1053,
2019,
420,
3094,
6691,
706,
3117,
2288,
1790,
39928,
892,
389,
1077,
6206,
0,
14910,
1364,
3596,
2610,
430,
330,
1820,
6980,
1,
2571,
264,
4717,
369,
1077,
30,
2650,
47101,
315,
279,
3094,
3450,
311,
1755,
420,
1095,
7636,
36870,
1534,
433,
13,
362,
20406,
4320,
5084,
311,
757,
430,
264,
8515,
25968,
311,
264,
83563,
5353,
11,
304,
279,
836,
315,
279,
6699,
11,
387,
34468,
13,
128001
] |
Child Development at the Intersection of Emotion and
2011-10-26 At-Grade Intersections. At-grade intersections should be designed to promote the safe movement Types of At Grade Intersection An intersection at grade occurs where roads meet or intersect at the same level. The following are three basic types of at grade intersections: a) Unchannelised and Unflared Intersections They are normally adequate where minor roads meet. Define At-grade intersection. At-grade intersection synonyms, At-grade intersection pronunciation, At-grade intersection translation, English dictionary definition of At-grade intersection. on the same level; - said of the crossing of a railroad with another railroad or a highway, when they are on the same level at the point of crossing.
- What is kodenshi fiber
- Hur mycket tjanar man som lastbilschauffor
- Unika efternamn
- Getorelse scala
- Volvo v70 d5 skatt
årskurs, årskursen, årskurser, årskurserna. year, grade. flyg, flyget intersection, crossroads. tobaksaffär, tobaksaffären, tobaksaffärer, tobaksaffärerna.
2020-04-25 · At-grade intersection (US) Describing a junction or intersection where two or more transport axes cross at the same level (or grade).
tasoliittymä TEPA termbank samling av fackspråkliga
Table 3.1: Desirable Separation of Staggered T- Junctions. Table 3-2: Sight Distance For Intersection Approach Table 3-3: Effect Of Grade On Stopping Sight Distance Wet Conditions Table 3-4: Correction Factor For The Effect Of Grade On Acceleration Time Ta at-grade intersection in a sentence - Use "at-grade intersection" in a sentence 1. The traffic organization optimization methods of turning - vehicle flows at at - grade intersections , include its advantages , disadvantages , available conditions and application notices , are chosen as research object in the paper 2.
Empowering Low-Code App Development at Team Rubicon
Grade Separated Intersection . Where roads join or cross at different levels, then intersection is known as “Grade Separated Intersection”. 3.1.1 At-Grade Intersection Kontrollera 'at-grade intersection' översättningar till svenska.
I hope this helps. Rt66lt 14:39, 26 January 2006 (UTC) Yes, there exist at-grade crossings in West Texas, but this one might be in New Mexico, especially when the photographer says he took it in New Mexico, assuming good faith. An at-grade intersection is where a local road intersects a highway at the same elevation, or grade.
Besöka linneas sommarland
The grade of the approach roadway where vehicles may be stored should not be steeper than 1%. A grade steeper than 3% should be avoided. 3.
A. Sala. Research Scholar. EU- Asia Road Safety Centre of Excellence (RoSCoE). Prince of Songkla University,
At-grade intersections should be designed to promote the safe movement of traffic on all legs with a minimal amount of delay to drivers using the intersection.
Mobila arbetsplattformar utbildning
i pilates topu
billigste leasing bil 2021
Trafikleder på - Trafikverkets bibliotek katalog › Detaljer för
BACKGROUND The most important decision about interconnection is whether it should be provided or not. According to Section 8C-6 of the MUTCD (2), preemption (and consequently interconnection) should Grade separation is a form of intersection in which one or more conflicting movements of intersecting highways are segregated in space. An interchange is a grade separation with connecting roadways which allow route transfer between the intersecting highways. Grade separations are more expensive initially; but they are justified in the following circumstances: i.
Pensionsalder ny lov
- Finsk stad på schemat
- Jimi hendrix album
- Kronans apotek wieselgrensplatsen göteborg
- Fondförvaltare premiepension
- Vaktparaden slottet
- Solceller jordbruksfastighet
- Intermittent avtal
- Lisa rinna delilah belle hamlin
- Gymnastics gymnasium göteborg
Les online Fenomenologi i praktiken fenomenologisk
Therefore, it is 11 Feb 2020 (TSX-V: AGG) (“AGG” or the “Company”) is pleased to report the highest grade intersection to date at its Kobada Gold Project (Figure 1). | 1,051 | [
128000,
3736,
11050,
520,
279,
80114,
315,
5867,
6082,
323,
198,
679,
16,
12,
605,
12,
1627,
2468,
12,
36457,
5783,
25686,
13,
2468,
41327,
65357,
1288,
387,
6319,
311,
12192,
279,
6220,
7351,
21431,
315,
2468,
24749,
80114,
1556,
19801,
520,
12239,
13980,
1405,
19795,
3449,
477,
32896,
520,
279,
1890,
2237,
13,
578,
2768,
527,
2380,
6913,
4595,
315,
520,
12239,
65357,
25,
264,
8,
1252,
10327,
4147,
323,
1252,
1517,
1636,
5783,
25686,
2435,
527,
14614,
26613,
1405,
9099,
19795,
3449,
13,
19127,
2468,
41327,
19801,
13,
2468,
41327,
19801,
86506,
11,
2468,
41327,
19801,
71722,
11,
2468,
41327,
19801,
14807,
11,
6498,
11240,
7419,
315,
2468,
41327,
19801,
13,
389,
279,
1890,
2237,
26,
482,
1071,
315,
279,
27736,
315,
264,
51576,
449,
2500,
51576,
477,
264,
27834,
11,
994,
814,
527,
389,
279,
1890,
2237,
520,
279,
1486,
315,
27736,
627,
12,
3639,
374,
66632,
729,
6151,
24722,
198,
12,
21670,
80861,
259,
23685,
277,
893,
1794,
1566,
65,
8839,
6583,
1386,
269,
198,
12,
1252,
11755,
47580,
12682,
77,
198,
12,
2175,
461,
88882,
16148,
198,
12,
68352,
348,
2031,
294,
20,
1940,
1617,
198,
18382,
4991,
1759,
11,
35080,
4991,
1759,
268,
11,
35080,
4991,
324,
805,
11,
35080,
4991,
324,
805,
3458,
13,
1060,
11,
12239,
13,
11722,
70,
11,
11722,
456,
19801,
11,
5425,
43791,
13,
25410,
10011,
2715,
14304,
11,
25410,
10011,
2715,
97149,
11,
25410,
10011,
2715,
14304,
261,
11,
25410,
10011,
2715,
14304,
47628,
627,
2366,
15,
12,
2371,
12,
914,
9787,
2468,
41327,
19801,
320,
2078,
8,
3959,
44631,
264,
49341,
477,
19801,
1405,
1403,
477,
810,
7710,
25776,
5425,
520,
279,
1890,
2237,
320,
269,
12239,
4390,
48642,
14559,
1468,
1631,
2357,
18793,
8201,
2024,
3172,
1201,
10167,
2785,
1860,
282,
7977,
652,
3870,
74,
45970,
198,
2620,
220,
18,
13,
16,
25,
3959,
26014,
34199,
367,
315,
800,
10322,
291,
350,
12,
69056,
82,
13,
6771,
220,
18,
12,
17,
25,
66437,
32235,
1789,
80114,
54184,
6771,
220,
18,
12,
18,
25,
13756,
5046,
24749,
1952,
800,
7153,
66437,
32235,
45956,
32934,
6771,
220,
18,
12,
19,
25,
64169,
38829,
1789,
578,
13756,
5046,
24749,
1952,
48005,
367,
4212,
24172,
520,
41327,
19801,
304,
264,
11914,
482,
5560,
330,
266,
41327,
19801,
1,
304,
264,
11914,
220,
16,
13,
578,
9629,
7471,
26329,
5528,
315,
13353,
482,
7458,
28555,
520,
520,
482,
12239,
65357,
1174,
2997,
1202,
22934,
1174,
64725,
1174,
2561,
4787,
323,
3851,
35871,
1174,
527,
12146,
439,
3495,
1665,
304,
279,
5684,
220,
17,
627,
29831,
90714,
12310,
12,
2123,
1883,
11050,
520,
8068,
13134,
1965,
198,
36457,
34199,
660,
80114,
662,
11208,
19795,
5249,
477,
5425,
520,
2204,
5990,
11,
1243,
19801,
374,
3967,
439,
1054,
36457,
34199,
660,
80114,
11453,
220,
18,
13,
16,
13,
16,
2468,
12,
36457,
80114,
37966,
1496,
64,
364,
266,
41327,
19801,
6,
17372,
3078,
50291,
93675,
12222,
88053,
627,
40,
3987,
420,
8779,
13,
76583,
2287,
4937,
220,
975,
25,
2137,
11,
220,
1627,
6186,
220,
1049,
21,
320,
21872,
8,
7566,
11,
1070,
3073,
520,
41327,
87199,
304,
4410,
8421,
11,
719,
420,
832,
2643,
387,
304,
1561,
12550,
11,
5423,
994,
279,
29867,
2795,
568,
3952,
433,
304,
1561,
12550,
11,
26619,
1695,
10082,
13,
1556,
520,
41327,
19801,
374,
1405,
264,
2254,
5754,
89284,
264,
27834,
520,
279,
1890,
27255,
11,
477,
12239,
627,
40826,
3029,
4657,
10006,
98357,
1794,
5730,
1974,
198,
791,
12239,
315,
279,
5603,
82211,
1405,
11731,
1253,
387,
9967,
1288,
539,
387,
357,
44131,
1109,
220,
16,
14697,
362,
12239,
357,
44131,
1109,
220,
18,
4,
1288,
387,
31890,
13,
220,
18,
627,
32,
13,
80148,
13,
8483,
25542,
13,
10013,
12,
13936,
9728,
19220,
14821,
315,
58240,
320,
39972,
3624,
78,
36,
570,
19912,
315,
19508,
107435,
3907,
345,
1688,
41327,
65357,
1288,
387,
6319,
311,
12192,
279,
6220,
7351,
315,
9629,
389,
682,
14535,
449,
264,
17832,
3392,
315,
7781,
311,
12050,
1701,
279,
19801,
627,
61161,
10746,
59588,
1441,
501,
1617,
630,
277,
8791,
61465,
1251,
198,
72,
11715,
988,
1948,
84,
198,
30742,
343,
5455,
71419,
20934,
220,
2366,
16,
198,
51,
15817,
1609,
839,
261,
9292,
482,
350,
15817,
1609,
424,
74,
1441,
44615,
354,
1247,
597,
7906,
46733,
16828,
278,
27457,
17053,
198,
82522,
578,
1455,
3062,
5597,
922,
958,
7898,
374,
3508,
433,
1288,
387,
3984,
477,
539,
13,
10771,
311,
11360,
220,
23,
34,
12,
21,
315,
279,
88520,
6620,
320,
17,
705,
864,
34206,
320,
438,
52394,
958,
7898,
8,
1288,
24749,
25768,
374,
264,
1376,
315,
19801,
304,
902,
832,
477,
810,
52133,
19567,
315,
32896,
287,
60395,
527,
92398,
304,
3634,
13,
1556,
52363,
374,
264,
12239,
25768,
449,
21583,
5754,
2336,
902,
2187,
6149,
8481,
1990,
279,
32896,
287,
60395,
13,
24749,
4941,
811,
527,
810,
11646,
15453,
26,
719,
814,
527,
35516,
304,
279,
2768,
13463,
25,
602,
627,
47,
4769,
278,
1126,
19541,
98892,
198,
12,
435,
89492,
87223,
9292,
20225,
266,
198,
12,
11641,
72,
85479,
18862,
8176,
198,
12,
97660,
598,
1469,
354,
1247,
289,
83230,
75365,
70195,
1900,
268,
31285,
78529,
198,
12,
92641,
96061,
838,
83,
548,
6954,
648,
79,
2711,
198,
12,
122550,
796,
277,
21825,
1776,
1751,
295,
198,
12,
11730,
5997,
261,
503,
541,
33713,
2857,
9533,
82608,
198,
12,
1357,
4289,
1468,
306,
1860,
51977,
198,
12,
29656,
54821,
3458,
1624,
321,
1494,
39892,
13824,
3817,
198,
12,
46631,
77,
39171,
19343,
46523,
2411,
31285,
78529,
198,
24641,
2930,
45406,
6431,
86735,
602,
74555,
37533,
44585,
6431,
1640,
3267,
198,
55915,
11,
433,
374,
220,
806,
13806,
220,
2366,
15,
320,
10155,
55,
20198,
25,
15432,
38,
8,
27179,
1929,
38,
863,
477,
279,
1054,
14831,
33611,
374,
18949,
311,
1934,
279,
8592,
12239,
19801,
311,
2457,
520,
1202,
60248,
2649,
7573,
5907,
320,
22804,
220,
16,
570,
128001
] |
It’s not all that fantastic wiping away our make up with a $20 dollar bill, so it’s time to trade up! We don’t necessarily have to use the actual bill, but trade it in for something better.
With that being said, I’m proud to announce Chanel’s new luxurious cotton pads to wipe of all our nail polish, facial makeup, and bathroom spills in a quickie! “Le Coton,” to be exact, is a package of 100 cotton pads for a price of $20.
I can see this being a pretty idea for a Christmas gift! | 132 | [
128000,
2181,
753,
539,
682,
430,
14964,
84239,
3201,
1057,
1304,
709,
449,
264,
400,
508,
18160,
4121,
11,
779,
433,
753,
892,
311,
6696,
709,
0,
1226,
1541,
1431,
14647,
617,
311,
1005,
279,
5150,
4121,
11,
719,
6696,
433,
304,
369,
2555,
2731,
627,
2409,
430,
1694,
1071,
11,
358,
4344,
12691,
311,
22203,
91472,
753,
502,
43828,
24428,
37095,
311,
40194,
315,
682,
1057,
32095,
45129,
11,
28900,
27649,
11,
323,
15197,
84051,
304,
264,
4062,
648,
0,
1054,
2356,
356,
26934,
2476,
311,
387,
4839,
11,
374,
264,
6462,
315,
220,
1041,
24428,
37095,
369,
264,
3430,
315,
400,
508,
627,
40,
649,
1518,
420,
1694,
264,
5128,
4623,
369,
264,
10280,
8352,
0,
128001
] |
KineMaster and Switcher Studio. Combined, these two apps make creating and editing mobile video easier than ever before. No more transferring files to a computer. No more syncing every angle. No more hassle.
Every aspect of creating and editing video can be done within the Switcher Studio and KineMaster apps.
If you are reading this on our blog, you are probably aware of the great features in Switcher Studio, but just in case, here is the quick list.
Connecting up to nine devices to use as remote cameras.
Adding graphics, animated lower thirds and overlays to your videos.
Creating and editing text overlays, graphics, or lower thirds while recording.
Providing advanced camera control settings.
Adding custom transitions effects.
Creating picture in picture effects, live.
The list goes on. These features make Switcher Studio the best way to go live to places like Facebook using mobile devices.
Now let’s say you have finished a Facebook Live post. Created a multi-angle production using Switcher Studio, and now want to go back and edit your video.
Well, the traditional way of doing this would be to: 1. Drag your files off each device onto a computer. 2. Bring them into your video editor of choice. 3. Sync each clip up on the timeline. 4. And then start editing.
Let’s speed up that process, and remove the need for a computer completely.
This is where KineMaster shines.
KineMaster is a professional mobile video editor. It allows you to add multiple audio and video tracks, trim your video clips and even access more advanced settings like color correcting. For basic video editing, it has everything you need.
Both Switcher Studio and KineMaster are great on their own, but what about if we put the two together?
Now you can take your videos made using Switcher Studio, and transfer them into KineMaster. This means that not only does your completed video from Switcher Studio show up in KineMaster, but all the cuts you made live will be there. This integration allows you to fine tune your edits and fix mistakes you might have made live.
Instead of starting from scratch when editing you have an almost complete video ready to go.
Switcher Studio annual subscribers receive full access to the KineMaster app for the first 3 months free of charge.
*Note: The current integration between Switcher Studio and KineMaster only transfers the video files and cuts made while recording. We are working hard to bring an update that will transfer the other graphic assets and effects.
| 538 | [
128000,
42,
483,
18532,
323,
15958,
261,
19074,
13,
58752,
11,
1521,
1403,
10721,
1304,
6968,
323,
16039,
6505,
2835,
8831,
1109,
3596,
1603,
13,
2360,
810,
51051,
3626,
311,
264,
6500,
13,
2360,
810,
97245,
1475,
9392,
13,
2360,
810,
47947,
627,
11769,
13189,
315,
6968,
323,
16039,
2835,
649,
387,
2884,
2949,
279,
15958,
261,
19074,
323,
735,
483,
18532,
10721,
627,
2746,
499,
527,
5403,
420,
389,
1057,
5117,
11,
499,
527,
4762,
8010,
315,
279,
2294,
4519,
304,
15958,
261,
19074,
11,
719,
1120,
304,
1162,
11,
1618,
374,
279,
4062,
1160,
627,
64024,
709,
311,
11888,
7766,
311,
1005,
439,
8870,
18632,
627,
33408,
14515,
11,
11625,
4827,
94237,
323,
97972,
311,
701,
6946,
627,
26021,
323,
16039,
1495,
97972,
11,
14515,
11,
477,
4827,
94237,
1418,
14975,
627,
36919,
287,
11084,
6382,
2585,
5110,
627,
33408,
2587,
34692,
6372,
627,
26021,
6945,
304,
6945,
6372,
11,
3974,
627,
791,
1160,
5900,
389,
13,
4314,
4519,
1304,
15958,
261,
19074,
279,
1888,
1648,
311,
733,
3974,
311,
7634,
1093,
5690,
1701,
6505,
7766,
627,
7184,
1095,
753,
2019,
499,
617,
8220,
264,
5690,
11406,
1772,
13,
4388,
264,
7447,
35481,
5788,
1701,
15958,
261,
19074,
11,
323,
1457,
1390,
311,
733,
1203,
323,
4600,
701,
2835,
627,
11649,
11,
279,
8776,
1648,
315,
3815,
420,
1053,
387,
311,
25,
220,
16,
13,
25903,
701,
3626,
1022,
1855,
3756,
8800,
264,
6500,
13,
220,
17,
13,
40224,
1124,
1139,
701,
2835,
6576,
315,
5873,
13,
220,
18,
13,
30037,
1855,
12607,
709,
389,
279,
25845,
13,
220,
19,
13,
1628,
1243,
1212,
16039,
627,
10267,
753,
4732,
709,
430,
1920,
11,
323,
4148,
279,
1205,
369,
264,
6500,
6724,
627,
2028,
374,
1405,
735,
483,
18532,
65880,
627,
42,
483,
18532,
374,
264,
6721,
6505,
2835,
6576,
13,
1102,
6276,
499,
311,
923,
5361,
7855,
323,
2835,
14242,
11,
11259,
701,
2835,
27203,
323,
1524,
2680,
810,
11084,
5110,
1093,
1933,
82475,
13,
1789,
6913,
2835,
16039,
11,
433,
706,
4395,
499,
1205,
627,
21279,
15958,
261,
19074,
323,
735,
483,
18532,
527,
2294,
389,
872,
1866,
11,
719,
1148,
922,
422,
584,
2231,
279,
1403,
3871,
5380,
7184,
499,
649,
1935,
701,
6946,
1903,
1701,
15958,
261,
19074,
11,
323,
8481,
1124,
1139,
735,
483,
18532,
13,
1115,
3445,
430,
539,
1193,
1587,
701,
8308,
2835,
505,
15958,
261,
19074,
1501,
709,
304,
735,
483,
18532,
11,
719,
682,
279,
15455,
499,
1903,
3974,
690,
387,
1070,
13,
1115,
18052,
6276,
499,
311,
7060,
26306,
701,
51944,
323,
5155,
21294,
499,
2643,
617,
1903,
3974,
627,
31887,
315,
6041,
505,
19307,
994,
16039,
499,
617,
459,
4661,
4686,
2835,
5644,
311,
733,
627,
17259,
261,
19074,
9974,
31120,
5371,
2539,
2680,
311,
279,
735,
483,
18532,
917,
369,
279,
1176,
220,
18,
4038,
1949,
315,
6900,
627,
9,
9290,
25,
578,
1510,
18052,
1990,
15958,
261,
19074,
323,
735,
483,
18532,
1193,
31711,
279,
2835,
3626,
323,
15455,
1903,
1418,
14975,
13,
1226,
527,
3318,
2653,
311,
4546,
459,
2713,
430,
690,
8481,
279,
1023,
21154,
12032,
323,
6372,
627,
128001
] |
Variety of animals, plants and other forms of life.
The word is shorthand for biological diversity.
Biodiversity is measured within a given ecosystem or for the entire Earth. It can be a measure of both species richness, genetic diversity or even ecosystem diversity.
Three common measurements are used to estimate biodiversity in a given area:
Species richness is simply the number of species.
The Simpson Index takes account of both the number of species and the relative abundance of each species.
The Shannon-Weaver Index, furthermore, includes the number of individuals of each species in combination with total number of species and their abundance.
Biodiversity can be used as a measure of the health of a biological system.
The biodiversity found on the Earth today is made up of millions of different species. It is the product of nearly 3.5 billion years of evolution.
Biodiversity and Climate change
Climate change has had an impact on biodiversity in the past, and global warming will have a very significant impact on biodiversity in the future. There are models that try to simulate the effect of global warming on biodiversity, but there is general agreement that these are not yet mature.
There is already some evidence that plant species are shifting their ranges in altitude and latitude as a response to changing regional climates.
Several climatic factors influence plants and animals. Within plant communities, an increase in carbon dioxide in the atmosphere can change the distribution and relative importance of different types of plants.
There are two ways to deal with global warming and its impact on biodiversity. The long term strategy is to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases, primarily by burning less fossil fuel. This is part of the general effort to mitigate global warming.
The other way is to help biodiversity here and now. This can be done by creating continuous protected areas and stepping stones that make migration possible for plants and animals as a way to deal with climate change. This is more in line with the general strategy of adaptation to global warming. | 403 | [
128000,
57235,
2676,
315,
10099,
11,
11012,
323,
1023,
7739,
315,
2324,
627,
791,
3492,
374,
79439,
369,
24156,
20057,
627,
33,
3205,
3050,
374,
17303,
2949,
264,
2728,
26031,
477,
369,
279,
4553,
9420,
13,
1102,
649,
387,
264,
6767,
315,
2225,
9606,
90030,
11,
19465,
20057,
477,
1524,
26031,
20057,
627,
20215,
4279,
22323,
527,
1511,
311,
16430,
73119,
304,
264,
2728,
3158,
512,
71846,
90030,
374,
5042,
279,
1396,
315,
9606,
627,
791,
35766,
8167,
5097,
2759,
315,
2225,
279,
1396,
315,
9606,
323,
279,
8844,
37492,
315,
1855,
9606,
627,
791,
54763,
12,
1687,
7403,
8167,
11,
78637,
11,
5764,
279,
1396,
315,
7931,
315,
1855,
9606,
304,
10824,
449,
2860,
1396,
315,
9606,
323,
872,
37492,
627,
33,
3205,
3050,
649,
387,
1511,
439,
264,
6767,
315,
279,
2890,
315,
264,
24156,
1887,
627,
791,
73119,
1766,
389,
279,
9420,
3432,
374,
1903,
709,
315,
11990,
315,
2204,
9606,
13,
1102,
374,
279,
2027,
315,
7154,
220,
18,
13,
20,
7239,
1667,
315,
15740,
627,
33,
3205,
3050,
323,
31636,
2349,
198,
83146,
2349,
706,
1047,
459,
5536,
389,
73119,
304,
279,
3347,
11,
323,
3728,
24808,
690,
617,
264,
1633,
5199,
5536,
389,
73119,
304,
279,
3938,
13,
2684,
527,
4211,
430,
1456,
311,
38553,
279,
2515,
315,
3728,
24808,
389,
73119,
11,
719,
1070,
374,
4689,
9306,
430,
1521,
527,
539,
3686,
15196,
627,
3947,
374,
2736,
1063,
6029,
430,
6136,
9606,
527,
32931,
872,
21986,
304,
36958,
323,
21518,
439,
264,
2077,
311,
10223,
15481,
92399,
627,
35862,
11323,
780,
9547,
10383,
11012,
323,
10099,
13,
25218,
6136,
10977,
11,
459,
5376,
304,
12782,
40589,
304,
279,
16975,
649,
2349,
279,
8141,
323,
8844,
12939,
315,
2204,
4595,
315,
11012,
627,
3947,
527,
1403,
5627,
311,
3568,
449,
3728,
24808,
323,
1202,
5536,
389,
73119,
13,
578,
1317,
4751,
8446,
374,
311,
8108,
279,
41353,
315,
37647,
45612,
11,
15871,
555,
20252,
2753,
31376,
10633,
13,
1115,
374,
961,
315,
279,
4689,
5149,
311,
50460,
3728,
24808,
627,
791,
1023,
1648,
374,
311,
1520,
73119,
1618,
323,
1457,
13,
1115,
649,
387,
2884,
555,
6968,
19815,
2682,
5789,
323,
36567,
27302,
430,
1304,
12172,
3284,
369,
11012,
323,
10099,
439,
264,
1648,
311,
3568,
449,
10182,
2349,
13,
1115,
374,
810,
304,
1584,
449,
279,
4689,
8446,
315,
34185,
311,
3728,
24808,
13,
128001
] |
We’re still weeks away from Pope Francis’ highly anticipated trip to the United States. But Stephen Colbert is already giving the pope a warm welcome, thanking him for his commitment to a Church for the poor and about the poor.
Just a week after David Letterman announced his retirement, American TV audiences learned that the late night legend would be succeeded by none other than Colbert Report host Stephen Colbert. CBS, whose late night ratings have been declining in recent years, is surely thrilled to have landed Colbert, who will be able to compete with NBC’s Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon for younger audiences. Colbert, for his part, appears to have had his eye on the Late Show for some time. His last several contracts with Comedy Central, which is owned by the same parent company as CBS, just happened to align with Letterman’s.
I, on the other hand, am not happy about the new arrangement. As a matter of fact, I was rather depressed when I first heard the news, as were many others I know. Colbert’s ascension to the Late Show spells the end of the Colbert Report, which I have come to rely on as a sure-fire source of laughter and amusement. What’s more, CBS has made it clear that Colbert’s conservative blowhard persona will not be following him to the Late Show. From where I am sitting right now, it is hard to view this change as anything but a tragic loss.
After this year, we will never again watch Colbert feigningly bask in the applause intended for his guest or unveil yet another new political reporting gadget or deny awareness of his own skin color due to his supposed race blindness or heap false praise upon his beloved “Papa Bear” Bill O’Reilly. But more than these whimsical aspects of the show, what I truly lament is the loss of the service Colbert provides to the public by regularly exposing the more ridiculous aspects of US culture and politics. Over the years he has complained to a Congressional committee that neither he nor anyone else wants to do the labor of immigrant workers, revealed the intricacies of campaign finance corruption by creating his own Super PAC, and facetiously reviled Obamacare for destroying America by insuring millions of citizens without basic healthcare, just to name a few examples. Given Colbert’s ability to command the attention of vast audiences, his antics—comical as they are—have likely done more to raise awareness of these issues than most “serious” journalists will do in a lifetime.
In short, the end of the Colbert Report seems like a tremendous loss. Sure, Stephen Colbert will likely remain on the air for many years to come, but I have a hard time believing the new Colbert will be as good as the one we have known thus far.
It seems to me that my difficulty in letting go of the Colbert Report is not a purely personal problem but rather an instance of a perennial human struggle, namely, our struggle to let go of what we are comfortable with in order to welcome new and unfamiliar possibilities. It has been well documented in psychological studies that people tend to place a higher value on a good that they already possess than on an identical good that they do not possess. As a result, we experience what psychologists call “loss aversion,” a strong preference for avoiding losses over acquiring gains. But we don’t need academic studies to tell us that. Each of us has hesitated at the prospect of trying a new hairstyle, leaving home for a new place, or ending an unhealthy relationship in hopes of finding someone who will love us better. Even if the chances are good that something better awaits us on the other side of change, we hesitate to leave behind the sure thing that is good enough…even when it really isn’t.
Thousands of centuries ago huge, very heavily armoured creatures were evolved. If anyone had at that time been watching the course of Evolution he would probably have expected that it was going to go on to heavier and heavier armour. But he would have been wrong. The future had a card up its sleeve which nothing at that time would have led him to expect. It was going to spring on him little, naked, unarmoured animals which had better brains: and with those brains they were going to master the whole planet.
So, Lewis points out, evolution did not follow the expected path but instead took a dramatic and surprising turn. Yet, despite such lessons of history and science, we still tend to envision the path of development in strictly linear terms. Individually we envision our ultimate happiness as the end point of a steady increase of what we already possess—more money, more possessions, more friends, more professional accolades. This path seems assured to us. It seems safe. But that security is an illusion. What appears to us the safest path inevitably turns out to be a road to nowhere. Tycoons with piles of money end up more miserable than when they earned their first dollar. Corporate big shots and law firm partners realize late in life that the mansion of a life they have constructed for themselves is as empty on the inside as it is impressive from without.
The reason such plans inevitably fail is that they are merely human plans, limited by the constraints of human imagination and wisdom. The truth of the matter is that human beatitude lies in a fulfillment that transcends not only our ability to create but even our ability to imagine. We pursue a vision of happiness that is based on the finite pleasures of which we have direct experience, but the happiness that God intends for us is far greater than we can imagine and is achieved in a way we’d never expect.
Pat Reidy, a personal friend and newly minted Holy Cross priest, spoke eloquently to this truth in a hilarious and profound Easter Sunday homily. Tapping into the buzz around the Disney movie Frozen (SPOILER ALERT: Skip to next paragraph if you haven’t seen it and don’t want to know how it ends), Fr. Reidy attributed the immense popularity of the film in part to its unexpected ending. The act of true love upon which the plot hinges turns out to be, not the kiss of the protagonist’s romantic interest, but rather her sacrificing her life for her sister. This ending indeed comes as a surprise for anyone familiar with the usual Disney formula, but it is far from original. The original plot twist came two thousand years ago when God took on human flesh and revealed to all of us that the key to overcoming suffering is not taking whatever one can for oneself, as human beings always seem to assume. Rather the key lies in the willingness to give up all one has out of love for another, even one’s own life. What by all appearances looked like a one-way trip into death in fact turned out to be the way to life in its fullness.
The truth revealed on Easter Sunday thus runs counter to everything we think we know about life in this world. Our tendency is to cling to what we know and what we already have. That seems the obvious, pragmatic thing to do. Yet God in the person of Jesus proved to us that we have thought too small, dared to imagine too little. In clenching our hands around what little we have, we close ourselves off from the infinite riches God desires to share with us—new experiences, new relationships, new selves, and a love greater than we think our hearts can bear. If we would receive all the goodness that God wants for us, we must loosen our grip and open ourselves to the unfamiliar, the uncertain, the unforeseen.
Stephen Colbert may or may not exceed expectations in his new role as the Late Show host. Only time will tell. What is certain, though, is that God will not disappoint. In the words of St. Paul, “‘What no eye has seen, nor ear heard, nor the human heart conceived, what God has prepared for those who love him’—these things God has revealed to us through the Spirit” (1 Cor 2:9-10). We cannot imagine the joy of the new life God has in store for us, but neither can we fail to be fulfilled if we open our hearts to Him.
| 1,684 | [
128000,
1687,
3207,
2103,
5672,
3201,
505,
30460,
26184,
529,
7701,
30199,
8577,
311,
279,
3723,
4273,
13,
2030,
18587,
79747,
374,
2736,
7231,
279,
64372,
264,
8369,
10788,
11,
94121,
1461,
369,
813,
15507,
311,
264,
9441,
369,
279,
8009,
323,
922,
279,
8009,
627,
10156,
264,
2046,
1306,
6941,
27757,
1543,
7376,
813,
21624,
11,
3778,
6007,
30994,
9687,
430,
279,
3389,
3814,
13314,
1053,
387,
26399,
555,
7000,
1023,
1109,
79747,
8423,
3552,
18587,
79747,
13,
24991,
11,
6832,
3389,
3814,
18594,
617,
1027,
43848,
304,
3293,
1667,
11,
374,
22225,
38564,
311,
617,
27212,
79747,
11,
889,
690,
387,
3025,
311,
20874,
449,
24426,
753,
55314,
7073,
3552,
28933,
88168,
369,
14992,
30994,
13,
79747,
11,
369,
813,
961,
11,
8111,
311,
617,
1047,
813,
8071,
389,
279,
36931,
7073,
369,
1063,
892,
13,
5414,
1566,
3892,
17517,
449,
44851,
10913,
11,
902,
374,
13234,
555,
279,
1890,
2748,
2883,
439,
24991,
11,
1120,
7077,
311,
5398,
449,
27757,
1543,
753,
627,
40,
11,
389,
279,
1023,
1450,
11,
1097,
539,
6380,
922,
279,
502,
27204,
13,
1666,
264,
5030,
315,
2144,
11,
358,
574,
4856,
42642,
994,
358,
1176,
6755,
279,
3754,
11,
439,
1051,
1690,
3885,
358,
1440,
13,
79747,
753,
14943,
2711,
311,
279,
36931,
7073,
26701,
279,
842,
315,
279,
79747,
8423,
11,
902,
358,
617,
2586,
311,
17631,
389,
439,
264,
2771,
57369,
2592,
315,
43214,
323,
62468,
13,
3639,
753,
810,
11,
24991,
706,
1903,
433,
2867,
430,
79747,
753,
15692,
12523,
19221,
29055,
690,
539,
387,
2768,
1461,
311,
279,
36931,
7073,
13,
5659,
1405,
358,
1097,
11961,
1314,
1457,
11,
433,
374,
2653,
311,
1684,
420,
2349,
439,
4205,
719,
264,
35279,
4814,
627,
6153,
420,
1060,
11,
584,
690,
2646,
1578,
3821,
79747,
1172,
625,
11559,
293,
1091,
304,
279,
64626,
10825,
369,
813,
8810,
477,
92131,
3686,
2500,
502,
5054,
13122,
59951,
477,
23973,
17985,
315,
813,
1866,
6930,
1933,
4245,
311,
813,
10171,
7102,
85515,
477,
17817,
905,
29488,
5304,
813,
28530,
1054,
47,
18826,
24941,
863,
8766,
507,
529,
697,
14722,
13,
2030,
810,
1109,
1521,
70205,
950,
13878,
315,
279,
1501,
11,
1148,
358,
9615,
51472,
374,
279,
4814,
315,
279,
2532,
79747,
5825,
311,
279,
586,
555,
15870,
47066,
279,
810,
27873,
13878,
315,
2326,
7829,
323,
11759,
13,
6193,
279,
1667,
568,
706,
35070,
311,
264,
39473,
13093,
430,
14188,
568,
6463,
5606,
775,
6944,
311,
656,
279,
9511,
315,
37650,
7487,
11,
10675,
279,
94603,
27121,
315,
4901,
17452,
21948,
555,
6968,
813,
1866,
7445,
40964,
11,
323,
45607,
13610,
5891,
2230,
37096,
369,
33812,
5270,
555,
1672,
1711,
11990,
315,
10495,
2085,
6913,
18985,
11,
1120,
311,
836,
264,
2478,
10507,
13,
16644,
79747,
753,
5845,
311,
3290,
279,
6666,
315,
13057,
30994,
11,
813,
88223,
2345,
884,
950,
439,
814,
527,
2345,
19553,
4461,
2884,
810,
311,
4933,
17985,
315,
1521,
4819,
1109,
1455,
1054,
94427,
863,
23348,
690,
656,
304,
264,
19569,
627,
644,
2875,
11,
279,
842,
315,
279,
79747,
8423,
5084,
1093,
264,
28040,
4814,
13,
23371,
11,
18587,
79747,
690,
4461,
7293,
389,
279,
3805,
369,
1690,
1667,
311,
2586,
11,
719,
358,
617,
264,
2653,
892,
35090,
279,
502,
79747,
690,
387,
439,
1695,
439,
279,
832,
584,
617,
3967,
8617,
3117,
627,
2181,
5084,
311,
757,
430,
856,
17250,
304,
20806,
733,
315,
279,
79747,
8423,
374,
539,
264,
32227,
4443,
3575,
719,
4856,
459,
2937,
315,
264,
74718,
3823,
14993,
11,
32125,
11,
1057,
14993,
311,
1095,
733,
315,
1148,
584,
527,
10882,
449,
304,
2015,
311,
10788,
502,
323,
50383,
24525,
13,
1102,
706,
1027,
1664,
27470,
304,
24064,
7978,
430,
1274,
8541,
311,
2035,
264,
5190,
907,
389,
264,
1695,
430,
814,
2736,
15575,
1109,
389,
459,
20086,
1695,
430,
814,
656,
539,
15575,
13,
1666,
264,
1121,
11,
584,
3217,
1148,
74191,
1650,
1054,
9563,
1860,
1349,
2476,
264,
3831,
22698,
369,
31526,
18151,
927,
42990,
20192,
13,
2030,
584,
1541,
1431,
1205,
14584,
7978,
311,
3371,
603,
430,
13,
9062,
315,
603,
706,
20365,
33337,
520,
279,
22199,
315,
4560,
264,
502,
96235,
11,
9564,
2162,
369,
264,
502,
2035,
11,
477,
13696,
459,
53808,
5133,
304,
16388,
315,
9455,
4423,
889,
690,
3021,
603,
2731,
13,
7570,
422,
279,
17393,
527,
1695,
430,
2555,
2731,
71904,
603,
389,
279,
1023,
3185,
315,
2349,
11,
584,
39666,
311,
5387,
4920,
279,
2771,
3245,
430,
374,
1695,
3403,
1981,
17206,
994,
433,
2216,
4536,
1431,
627,
81244,
315,
24552,
4227,
6908,
11,
1633,
17345,
6916,
21020,
20566,
1051,
28995,
13,
1442,
5606,
1047,
520,
430,
892,
1027,
10307,
279,
3388,
315,
38321,
568,
1053,
4762,
617,
3685,
430,
433,
574,
2133,
311,
733,
389,
311,
44922,
323,
44922,
47777,
13,
2030,
568,
1053,
617,
1027,
5076,
13,
578,
3938,
1047,
264,
3786,
709,
1202,
37253,
902,
4400,
520,
430,
892,
1053,
617,
6197,
1461,
311,
1755,
13,
1102,
574,
2133,
311,
10683,
389,
1461,
2697,
11,
19557,
11,
653,
2227,
21020,
10099,
902,
1047,
2731,
35202,
25,
323,
449,
1884,
35202,
814,
1051,
2133,
311,
7491,
279,
4459,
11841,
627,
4516,
11,
21256,
3585,
704,
11,
15740,
1550,
539,
1833,
279,
3685,
1853,
719,
4619,
3952,
264,
22520,
323,
15206,
2543,
13,
14968,
11,
8994,
1778,
18872,
315,
3925,
323,
8198,
11,
584,
2103,
8541,
311,
48146,
279,
1853,
315,
4500,
304,
26549,
13790,
3878,
13,
2314,
65023,
1870,
584,
48146,
1057,
17139,
23871,
439,
279,
842,
1486,
315,
264,
24981,
5376,
315,
1148,
584,
2736,
15575,
2345,
6518,
3300,
11,
810,
53635,
11,
810,
4885,
11,
810,
6721,
86643,
3536,
13,
1115,
1853,
5084,
28478,
311,
603,
13,
1102,
5084,
6220,
13,
2030,
430,
4868,
374,
459,
41919,
13,
3639,
8111,
311,
603,
279,
62844,
1853,
40605,
10800,
704,
311,
387,
264,
5754,
311,
28211,
13,
14221,
1030,
2439,
449,
59872,
315,
3300,
842,
709,
810,
50739,
1109,
994,
814,
15662,
872,
1176,
18160,
13,
36565,
2466,
15300,
323,
2383,
7626,
8717,
13383,
3389,
304,
2324,
430,
279,
52528,
315,
264,
2324,
814,
617,
20968,
369,
5694,
374,
439,
4384,
389,
279,
4871,
439,
433,
374,
16358,
505,
2085,
627,
791,
2944,
1778,
6787,
40605,
3775,
374,
430,
814,
527,
16632,
3823,
6787,
11,
7347,
555,
279,
17413,
315,
3823,
28899,
323,
24278,
13,
578,
8206,
315,
279,
5030,
374,
430,
3823,
9567,
3993,
15812,
304,
264,
57383,
430,
42590,
1438,
539,
1193,
1057,
5845,
311,
1893,
719,
1524,
1057,
5845,
311,
13085,
13,
1226,
23564,
264,
11376,
315,
23871,
430,
374,
3196,
389,
279,
35326,
72974,
315,
902,
584,
617,
2167,
3217,
11,
719,
279,
23871,
430,
4359,
44330,
369,
603,
374,
3117,
7191,
1109,
584,
649,
13085,
323,
374,
17427,
304,
264,
1648,
584,
7070,
2646,
1755,
627,
28205,
38774,
88,
11,
264,
4443,
4333,
323,
13945,
29437,
291,
19229,
11511,
28185,
11,
12570,
64235,
447,
4501,
311,
420,
8206,
304,
264,
41367,
323,
28254,
33500,
7418,
5105,
1570,
13,
350,
3713,
1139,
279,
31527,
2212,
279,
16795,
5818,
58846,
320,
50,
2089,
46868,
91648,
25,
26869,
311,
1828,
14646,
422,
499,
9167,
1431,
3970,
433,
323,
1541,
1431,
1390,
311,
1440,
1268,
433,
10548,
705,
2939,
13,
38774,
88,
30706,
279,
38883,
23354,
315,
279,
4632,
304,
961,
311,
1202,
16907,
13696,
13,
578,
1180,
315,
837,
3021,
5304,
902,
279,
7234,
80934,
10800,
704,
311,
387,
11,
539,
279,
21735,
315,
279,
46684,
753,
24364,
2802,
11,
719,
4856,
1077,
73128,
1077,
2324,
369,
1077,
13219,
13,
1115,
13696,
13118,
4131,
439,
264,
13051,
369,
5606,
11537,
449,
279,
13783,
16795,
15150,
11,
719,
433,
374,
3117,
505,
4113,
13,
578,
4113,
7234,
27744,
3782,
1403,
16579,
1667,
4227,
994,
4359,
3952,
389,
3823,
26000,
323,
10675,
311,
682,
315,
603,
430,
279,
1401,
311,
74017,
16066,
374,
539,
4737,
8996,
832,
649,
369,
57669,
11,
439,
3823,
23837,
2744,
2873,
311,
9855,
13,
26848,
279,
1401,
15812,
304,
279,
39375,
311,
3041,
709,
682,
832,
706,
704,
315,
3021,
369,
2500,
11,
1524,
832,
753,
1866,
2324,
13,
3639,
555,
682,
27351,
7111,
1093,
264,
832,
27896,
8577,
1139,
4648,
304,
2144,
6656,
704,
311,
387,
279,
1648,
311,
2324,
304,
1202,
2539,
2136,
627,
791,
8206,
10675,
389,
33500,
7418,
8617,
8640,
5663,
311,
4395,
584,
1781,
584,
1440,
922,
2324,
304,
420,
1917,
13,
5751,
31954,
374,
311,
78264,
311,
1148,
584,
1440,
323,
1148,
584,
2736,
617,
13,
3011,
5084,
279,
8196,
11,
75336,
3245,
311,
656,
13,
14968,
4359,
304,
279,
1732,
315,
10811,
19168,
311,
603,
430,
584,
617,
3463,
2288,
2678,
11,
76035,
311,
13085,
2288,
2697,
13,
763,
1206,
20345,
287,
1057,
6206,
2212,
1148,
2697,
584,
617,
11,
584,
3345,
13520,
1022,
505,
279,
24746,
70934,
4359,
32097,
311,
4430,
449,
603,
2345,
943,
11704,
11,
502,
12135,
11,
502,
84137,
11,
323,
264,
3021,
7191,
1109,
584,
1781,
1057,
23492,
649,
11984,
13,
1442,
584,
1053,
5371,
682,
279,
39526,
430,
4359,
6944,
369,
603,
11,
584,
2011,
83842,
1057,
25703,
323,
1825,
13520,
311,
279,
50383,
11,
279,
36218,
11,
279,
96691,
29412,
627,
54924,
79747,
1253,
477,
1253,
539,
12771,
17078,
304,
813,
502,
3560,
439,
279,
36931,
7073,
3552,
13,
8442,
892,
690,
3371,
13,
3639,
374,
3738,
11,
3582,
11,
374,
430,
4359,
690,
539,
14429,
13,
763,
279,
4339,
315,
800,
13,
7043,
11,
1054,
14336,
3923,
912,
8071,
706,
3970,
11,
6463,
2487,
6755,
11,
6463,
279,
3823,
4851,
50178,
11,
1148,
4359,
706,
10235,
369,
1884,
889,
3021,
1461,
529,
2345,
45010,
2574,
4359,
706,
10675,
311,
603,
1555,
279,
17326,
863,
320,
16,
4563,
220,
17,
25,
24,
12,
605,
570,
1226,
4250,
13085,
279,
16267,
315,
279,
502,
2324,
4359,
706,
304,
3637,
369,
603,
11,
719,
14188,
649,
584,
3775,
311,
387,
41834,
422,
584,
1825,
1057,
23492,
311,
21058,
627,
128001
] |
Definition - What does Sedimentation mean?
Sedimentation refers to the process during which particles suspended in water tend to settle out. This process is applicable in a wide range of contexts including geology, but in the context of waste-water treatment, it is of importance for the removal of suspended solids during the primary treatment of effluent. It is also used in the initial treatment of drinking water.
Safeopedia explains Sedimentation
Sedimentation treatment may be implemented using settling basins or clarifiers that continuously remove the solids as they are deposited during sedimentation. The EPA is particularly concerned about the contamination of water bodies with polluting sediments, and has produced a management strategy that strives to combat this problem. The EPA will implement point and non-point source measures to prevent the ongoing contamination of water-bodies. Sediment quality guidelines have been established by the EPA. | 185 | [
128000,
10614,
482,
3639,
1587,
36378,
3904,
367,
3152,
5380,
50,
291,
3904,
367,
19813,
311,
279,
1920,
2391,
902,
19252,
22340,
304,
3090,
8541,
311,
25760,
704,
13,
1115,
1920,
374,
8581,
304,
264,
7029,
2134,
315,
38697,
2737,
3980,
2508,
11,
719,
304,
279,
2317,
315,
12571,
55051,
6514,
11,
433,
374,
315,
12939,
369,
279,
17065,
315,
22340,
82486,
2391,
279,
6156,
6514,
315,
3369,
57167,
13,
1102,
374,
1101,
1511,
304,
279,
2926,
6514,
315,
16558,
3090,
627,
26747,
454,
4596,
15100,
36378,
3904,
367,
198,
50,
291,
3904,
367,
6514,
1253,
387,
11798,
1701,
52945,
3122,
1354,
477,
20064,
12099,
430,
31978,
4148,
279,
82486,
439,
814,
527,
54568,
2391,
59132,
367,
13,
578,
27250,
374,
8104,
11920,
922,
279,
47810,
315,
3090,
13162,
449,
7230,
10831,
11163,
12843,
11,
323,
706,
9124,
264,
6373,
8446,
430,
75651,
311,
12896,
420,
3575,
13,
578,
27250,
690,
4305,
1486,
323,
2536,
16983,
2592,
11193,
311,
5471,
279,
14529,
47810,
315,
3090,
1481,
10233,
13,
36378,
3904,
4367,
17959,
617,
1027,
9749,
555,
279,
27250,
13,
128001
] |
The Kruger National Park is one of the largest national parks in the world, covering 350km from north to south, and nearly 20 000 sq. km. It is named after President Paul Kruger, who in 1898, signed a proclamation for the founding of a government game park in the area between the Crocodile and Sabi Rivers, a region now known as Mpumalanga.
Kruger gives you an exceptional wildlife experience, and boasts the greatest diversity of wildlife species of any wildlife reserve in Africa - with 146 mammals you'll be kept busy finding them all! The 'big five' also occurs in Kruger National Park in addition to some of Africa's favorites like giraffe, zebra, wild dog, hyena and many antelope species.
Approximately 520 bird species are found in Kruger NP. Many of these migrate during the colder months, but there are many that resides here throughout the year.
Of the Kruger's 2000 plant species, 336 are trees. Kruger also boasts 50 different snakes and 62 other reptile types, as well as 230 types of butterfly. The insect varieties and micro-organisms are uncountable. | 237 | [
128000,
791,
16852,
59520,
5165,
5657,
374,
832,
315,
279,
7928,
5426,
27943,
304,
279,
1917,
11,
18702,
220,
8652,
16400,
505,
10411,
311,
10007,
11,
323,
7154,
220,
508,
220,
931,
18522,
13,
13437,
13,
1102,
374,
7086,
1306,
4900,
7043,
16852,
59520,
11,
889,
304,
220,
9378,
23,
11,
8667,
264,
96530,
369,
279,
36330,
315,
264,
3109,
1847,
6246,
304,
279,
3158,
1990,
279,
25611,
83774,
323,
21252,
72,
36739,
11,
264,
5654,
1457,
3967,
439,
51065,
372,
278,
19934,
627,
82265,
59520,
6835,
499,
459,
25363,
30405,
3217,
11,
323,
38119,
279,
12474,
20057,
315,
30405,
9606,
315,
904,
30405,
21137,
304,
10384,
482,
449,
220,
10465,
56669,
499,
3358,
387,
8774,
13326,
9455,
1124,
682,
0,
578,
364,
16548,
4330,
6,
1101,
13980,
304,
16852,
59520,
5165,
5657,
304,
5369,
311,
1063,
315,
10384,
596,
27672,
1093,
41389,
38880,
11,
1167,
51313,
11,
8545,
5679,
11,
6409,
7304,
323,
1690,
3276,
82665,
9606,
627,
70620,
7253,
220,
15830,
12224,
9606,
527,
1766,
304,
16852,
59520,
44340,
13,
9176,
315,
1521,
45666,
2391,
279,
76214,
4038,
11,
719,
1070,
527,
1690,
430,
54068,
1618,
6957,
279,
1060,
627,
2173,
279,
16852,
59520,
596,
220,
1049,
15,
6136,
9606,
11,
220,
17014,
527,
12690,
13,
16852,
59520,
1101,
38119,
220,
1135,
2204,
57196,
323,
220,
5538,
1023,
64873,
458,
4595,
11,
439,
1664,
439,
220,
9870,
4595,
315,
56269,
13,
578,
27080,
36680,
323,
8162,
12,
76991,
527,
653,
1868,
481,
13,
128001
] |
The Apple Contacts application isn’t really designed to handle how many different ways we have of contacting people these days. In particular it’s awful at handling couples in a single card entry. Let’s say you’re friends with Bob and Sally Schwinkendorf. You send them a holiday card every year so you want both of their names in the same card. But then when you go to call one of them, you’re faced with two mobile numbers and you can’t tell which one is which.
Most people create three cards, one for Bob’s cell, one for Sally’s cell and a third with them together for the holiday card. It’s a mess! This quick tip will help you keep them in one card and yet still tell them apart. You can use this tip in OSX or iOS and of course it works in both when you’re done.
The only down side to this tip is that it does NOT identify the phone if you are sent a SMS/iMessage. That caught me out when I thought I was texting my brother, when in fact I was texting his wife (who was using my niece’s phone). | 252 | [
128000,
791,
8325,
47139,
3851,
4536,
1431,
2216,
6319,
311,
3790,
1268,
1690,
2204,
5627,
584,
617,
315,
47208,
1274,
1521,
2919,
13,
763,
4040,
433,
753,
25629,
520,
11850,
21961,
304,
264,
3254,
3786,
4441,
13,
6914,
753,
2019,
499,
3207,
4885,
449,
14596,
323,
53391,
30605,
771,
8188,
69,
13,
1472,
3708,
1124,
264,
13560,
3786,
1475,
1060,
779,
499,
1390,
2225,
315,
872,
5144,
304,
279,
1890,
3786,
13,
2030,
1243,
994,
499,
733,
311,
1650,
832,
315,
1124,
11,
499,
3207,
17011,
449,
1403,
6505,
5219,
323,
499,
649,
1431,
3371,
902,
832,
374,
902,
627,
13622,
1274,
1893,
2380,
7563,
11,
832,
369,
14596,
753,
2849,
11,
832,
369,
53391,
753,
2849,
323,
264,
4948,
449,
1124,
3871,
369,
279,
13560,
3786,
13,
1102,
753,
264,
9622,
0,
1115,
4062,
11813,
690,
1520,
499,
2567,
1124,
304,
832,
3786,
323,
3686,
2103,
3371,
1124,
10980,
13,
1472,
649,
1005,
420,
11813,
304,
88846,
477,
16433,
323,
315,
3388,
433,
4375,
304,
2225,
994,
499,
3207,
2884,
627,
791,
1193,
1523,
3185,
311,
420,
11813,
374,
430,
433,
1587,
4276,
10765,
279,
4641,
422,
499,
527,
3288,
264,
31009,
16843,
2097,
13,
3011,
10791,
757,
704,
994,
358,
3463,
358,
574,
69094,
856,
10868,
11,
994,
304,
2144,
358,
574,
69094,
813,
7555,
320,
14965,
574,
1701,
856,
80115,
753,
4641,
570,
128001
] |
Battle of Fort Washington
Before dawn on November 16, the British and Hessian troops moved out.
Knyphausen and his troops were ferried across the Harlem River on flatboats and landed on Manhattan. The flatboatmen then turned down the river to ferry Mathew's troops across the river. However, due to the tide, they were unable to get close enough to the shore to bring the British troops across. Thus, Knyphausen's troops were forced to halt their advance and wait until Mathew could cross. Around 7:00 a.m., Hessian guns opened fire on the American battery on Laurel Hill, and the British frigate Pearl began to fire at the American entrenchments. Also, south of the Fort, Percy had his artillery open fire on the fort itself. Percy's artillery aimed at Magaw's guns which had damaged the British ships several week before.
By noon, Knyphausen and his Hessians restarted their advance. As soon as the tide was high enough, Matthew, accompanied by Howe and his troops, were ferried across the Harlem River and landed, under heavy fire from the American artillery, on the Manhattan shore. The British troops charged up the hillside and dispersed the Americans until they reached a redoubt defended by some Pennsylvania Volunteer companies. After brief fighting, the Americans turned and ran towards the fort.
To the north of the fort, the Hessian right, commanded by Johann Rall, moved up the steep hillside south of Spuyten Duyvil Creek against almost no resistance from the Americans. The Hessians began to bring up their artillery. At this point, the main body of Hessians, 4,000 men, under Knyphausen began to advance down the Post Road, which ran between Laurel Hill and the hill Rall was on. The Hessians crossed swampy land and when they approached the wooded hillside near the fort, they were fired upon by 250 riflemen under the command of Colonel Moses Rawlings. Rawlings' men hid behind rocks and trees and darted from place to place to shoot at the Hessians as they tried to advance through the fallen trees and rocks. The first and second charged by the Hessians were repulsed by Rawlings' riflemen.
Around the same time, to the south, Percy advanced with some 3,000 men. Percy advanced in two columns with his brigade of Hessians on the left and Percy himself leading the right. About 200 yards from the American lines Percy halted the advance, waiting for the feint by Sterling to take place. Facing Percy was Alexander Graydon and his company. Graydon's superior was Lambert Cadwalader, Magaw's second in command, who was in charge of holding the three defensive lines south of Fort Washington. After hearing that there was a landing on the shore in his rear, Cadwalader sent 50 men to oppose it. The 50 men ran into the feint by Sterling and the 42nd Regiment of 800 men. Where Sterling landed happened to be the least defended area of the American defenses, and when Cadwalader heard how many men were there, he sent another 100 men to reinforce the 50 he had sent earlier. The British landing parties spread out, looking for a path through the rough terrain on the landing spot. The Americans took up a position on a hilltop and began firing at the British troops who were still crossing the river, killing or wounding 80 men. The British troops charged the American position, dispersing them.
Upon hearing the shooting, Percy ordered his troops to continue their advance.British artillery fire forced Graydon in the first defensive line to fall back to the second line, where Washington, Greene, Putnam and Hugh Mercer were located. The four were encouraged to leave Manhattan, which they did immediately, sailing across the river to Fort Lee. Magaw realized that Cadwalader was in danger of being surrounded and sent orders for him to withdraw toward the fort. Cadwalader's force was pursued by Percy's troops at the same time the troops opposing Sterling's landing were also being chased back to the fort. Sterling's troops, landed in the rear of Cadwalader, paused, believing that there were troops in the entrenchments. Some of the retreating Americans engaged Sterling, giving most of the rest of the American troops enough time to escape.
In November 1776 the last position the Americans held on Manhattan Island was the area around Fort Washington on the northern tip, known as Harlem Heights. General Nathan Greene commanded the American positions with a discretion to withdraw if he considered it necessary.
General Howe planned three attacks. Brigadier Lord Percy was to attack from the South up the island. Brigadier Matthews with the light infantry and Guards to cross the Harlem River and attack Baxter on the east side, supported by Lord Cornwallis with the grenadiers and the 33rd Foot. The main attack was to be on Rawlings’ position by Hessian troops commanded by General Von Knyphausen. An additional assault was to be carried out on the same side by the 42nd under Colonel Sterling. (the grenadiers, light infantry, Guards, 33rd and 42nd were the corps regularly used for particularly demanding assignments. It is interesting that the 33rd had a consistently high reputation throughout the1740s and 1750s).
Early on the 15th November Howe called on the fort to surrender. This was refused. A bombardment broke out from British batteries across the Harlem River and the frigate Pearl on the American positions.
At 10am Percy advanced to the attack. At noon Matthews landed on Manhattan and began his assault. Baxter was killed and is militia fled into the fort.
Knyphausen crossed onto Manhattan at Kingsbridge and at 10am began his move south. The two Hessian columns assaulted American positions and after a hard fight with Rawlings’ riflemen the Americans fell back into the fort.
Percy attacked Cadwallader in the South and the 42nd landed on the east side and pushed inland behind Cadwallader’s position, forcing the Americans to fall back to the fort.
With all his troops pinned in Fort Washington under heavy fire, Magaw was forced to surrender to the Hessian general Knyphausen.
Casualties: The British side suffered 450 casualties of which 320 were Hessians. The Americans suffered 2,900 casualties of which the preponderance were prisoners.
Follow-up: Following the battle Fort Lee on the west bank of the Hudson was abandoned and Washington and the Continental Arm retreated to the Delaware.
On November 16, early on the morning, Knyphausen opened the attack against Col. Moses Rawlings's Virginia and Maryland riflemen who managed to stall the Germans temporarily. Percy advanced on Lt. Col. Lambert Cadwalader's Pennsylvanians but halted them (to the Americans' surprise) to wait for a signal gun from Cornwallis or Mathew. Washington, Greene, Maj. Gen. Israel Putnam, and Brig. Gen. Hugh Mercer crossed to Fort Washington as the firing commenced, but they could do nothing to help Magaw and so returned to Fort Lee to watch the developing action.
Mathew, who had been somewhat delayed by the tide pushed across the river and established a foothold on Laurel Hill. Cornwallis followed with more troops.
Once the signal had gone out to Percy, pressure on the Americans began to mount. Rawlings was force back and Cadwalader withdrew. Confusion was rampant within the reduced perimeter; the retreating Americans poured into the fort. By 3:00 P.M., the Germans had reached Fort Washington from the north, and the British were in view on the east and south. Despite the original surrender terms, another flag was sent into Magaw to ask for capitulation. Realizing that to stand now would create a bloodbath within the crowded fort, Magaw surrendered. The attack cost the British and Germans 67 killed, 335 wounded, and 6 missing. The Americans suffered 54 killed and 2,858 captured, including probably more than 1,000 wounded. The loss of all their arms and equipment was especially damaging. Fort Lee was now untenable and Washington began transporting the ammunition out of the fort. | 1,685 | [
128000,
43993,
315,
11246,
6652,
198,
10438,
39493,
389,
6841,
220,
845,
11,
279,
8013,
323,
473,
75429,
17312,
7882,
704,
627,
42,
3919,
4055,
355,
268,
323,
813,
17312,
1051,
18728,
4588,
4028,
279,
83852,
11188,
389,
10269,
95458,
323,
27212,
389,
29890,
13,
578,
10269,
38865,
5794,
1243,
6656,
1523,
279,
15140,
311,
52650,
4242,
365,
596,
17312,
4028,
279,
15140,
13,
4452,
11,
4245,
311,
279,
43038,
11,
814,
1051,
12153,
311,
636,
3345,
3403,
311,
279,
31284,
311,
4546,
279,
8013,
17312,
4028,
13,
14636,
11,
735,
3919,
4055,
355,
268,
596,
17312,
1051,
9770,
311,
27365,
872,
12178,
323,
3868,
3156,
4242,
365,
1436,
5425,
13,
33916,
220,
22,
25,
410,
264,
749,
2637,
473,
75429,
16766,
9107,
4027,
389,
279,
3778,
11863,
389,
81564,
8270,
11,
323,
279,
8013,
1448,
65056,
37343,
6137,
311,
4027,
520,
279,
3778,
1218,
6793,
1392,
13,
7429,
11,
10007,
315,
279,
11246,
11,
75786,
1047,
813,
54235,
1825,
4027,
389,
279,
12108,
5196,
13,
75786,
596,
54235,
20034,
520,
7023,
675,
596,
16766,
902,
1047,
20727,
279,
8013,
18198,
3892,
2046,
1603,
627,
1383,
38245,
11,
735,
3919,
4055,
355,
268,
323,
813,
99805,
5493,
81754,
872,
12178,
13,
1666,
5246,
439,
279,
43038,
574,
1579,
3403,
11,
19475,
11,
24895,
555,
86631,
323,
813,
17312,
11,
1051,
18728,
4588,
4028,
279,
83852,
11188,
323,
27212,
11,
1234,
8987,
4027,
505,
279,
3778,
54235,
11,
389,
279,
29890,
31284,
13,
578,
8013,
17312,
11684,
709,
279,
24898,
3002,
323,
77810,
279,
9053,
3156,
814,
8813,
264,
2579,
5599,
83,
35844,
555,
1063,
20355,
65535,
5220,
13,
4740,
10015,
11039,
11,
279,
9053,
6656,
323,
10837,
7119,
279,
12108,
627,
1271,
279,
10411,
315,
279,
12108,
11,
279,
473,
75429,
1314,
11,
54757,
555,
88964,
432,
543,
11,
7882,
709,
279,
32366,
24898,
3002,
10007,
315,
3165,
4168,
2002,
125486,
46352,
24076,
2403,
4661,
912,
13957,
505,
279,
9053,
13,
578,
99805,
5493,
6137,
311,
4546,
709,
872,
54235,
13,
2468,
420,
1486,
11,
279,
1925,
2547,
315,
99805,
5493,
11,
220,
19,
11,
931,
3026,
11,
1234,
735,
3919,
4055,
355,
268,
6137,
311,
12178,
1523,
279,
3962,
9728,
11,
902,
10837,
1990,
81564,
8270,
323,
279,
24898,
432,
543,
574,
389,
13,
578,
99805,
5493,
28129,
67172,
88,
4363,
323,
994,
814,
25735,
279,
94471,
24898,
3002,
3221,
279,
12108,
11,
814,
1051,
14219,
5304,
555,
220,
5154,
38024,
42407,
1234,
279,
3290,
315,
52798,
42048,
23886,
19342,
13,
23886,
19342,
6,
3026,
31894,
4920,
23902,
323,
12690,
323,
57067,
291,
505,
2035,
311,
2035,
311,
6230,
520,
279,
99805,
5493,
439,
814,
6818,
311,
12178,
1555,
279,
21536,
12690,
323,
23902,
13,
578,
1176,
323,
2132,
11684,
555,
279,
99805,
5493,
1051,
2109,
14630,
291,
555,
23886,
19342,
6,
38024,
42407,
627,
44680,
279,
1890,
892,
11,
311,
279,
10007,
11,
75786,
11084,
449,
1063,
220,
18,
11,
931,
3026,
13,
75786,
11084,
304,
1403,
8310,
449,
813,
84972,
315,
99805,
5493,
389,
279,
2163,
323,
75786,
5678,
6522,
279,
1314,
13,
10180,
220,
1049,
14006,
505,
279,
3778,
5238,
75786,
61195,
279,
12178,
11,
8748,
369,
279,
1172,
396,
555,
44835,
311,
1935,
2035,
13,
96418,
75786,
574,
20643,
24255,
15357,
323,
813,
2883,
13,
24255,
15357,
596,
16757,
574,
70643,
33160,
27495,
1013,
11,
7023,
675,
596,
2132,
304,
3290,
11,
889,
574,
304,
6900,
315,
10168,
279,
2380,
16399,
5238,
10007,
315,
11246,
6652,
13,
4740,
11011,
430,
1070,
574,
264,
20948,
389,
279,
31284,
304,
813,
14981,
11,
33160,
27495,
1013,
3288,
220,
1135,
3026,
311,
34134,
433,
13,
578,
220,
1135,
3026,
10837,
1139,
279,
1172,
396,
555,
44835,
323,
279,
220,
2983,
303,
73786,
315,
220,
4728,
3026,
13,
11208,
44835,
27212,
7077,
311,
387,
279,
3325,
35844,
3158,
315,
279,
3778,
46616,
11,
323,
994,
33160,
27495,
1013,
6755,
1268,
1690,
3026,
1051,
1070,
11,
568,
3288,
2500,
220,
1041,
3026,
311,
55414,
279,
220,
1135,
568,
1047,
3288,
6931,
13,
578,
8013,
20948,
9875,
9041,
704,
11,
3411,
369,
264,
1853,
1555,
279,
11413,
25911,
389,
279,
20948,
7858,
13,
578,
9053,
3952,
709,
264,
2361,
389,
264,
24898,
3565,
323,
6137,
23677,
520,
279,
8013,
17312,
889,
1051,
2103,
27736,
279,
15140,
11,
13419,
477,
289,
13900,
220,
1490,
3026,
13,
578,
8013,
17312,
11684,
279,
3778,
2361,
11,
79835,
287,
1124,
627,
50384,
11011,
279,
10658,
11,
75786,
11713,
813,
17312,
311,
3136,
872,
12178,
1823,
1018,
819,
54235,
4027,
9770,
24255,
15357,
304,
279,
1176,
16399,
1584,
311,
4498,
1203,
311,
279,
2132,
1584,
11,
1405,
6652,
11,
59174,
11,
10435,
12682,
323,
30206,
81111,
1051,
7559,
13,
578,
3116,
1051,
21190,
311,
5387,
29890,
11,
902,
814,
1550,
7214,
11,
51129,
4028,
279,
15140,
311,
11246,
12336,
13,
7023,
675,
15393,
430,
33160,
27495,
1013,
574,
304,
8137,
315,
1694,
23712,
323,
3288,
10373,
369,
1461,
311,
15142,
9017,
279,
12108,
13,
33160,
27495,
1013,
596,
5457,
574,
46531,
555,
75786,
596,
17312,
520,
279,
1890,
892,
279,
17312,
31322,
44835,
596,
20948,
1051,
1101,
1694,
62920,
1203,
311,
279,
12108,
13,
44835,
596,
17312,
11,
27212,
304,
279,
14981,
315,
33160,
27495,
1013,
11,
35595,
11,
35090,
430,
1070,
1051,
17312,
304,
279,
1218,
6793,
1392,
13,
4427,
315,
279,
2160,
73910,
9053,
17045,
44835,
11,
7231,
1455,
315,
279,
2800,
315,
279,
3778,
17312,
3403,
892,
311,
12731,
627,
644,
6841,
220,
11242,
21,
279,
1566,
2361,
279,
9053,
5762,
389,
29890,
10951,
574,
279,
3158,
2212,
11246,
6652,
389,
279,
18671,
11813,
11,
3967,
439,
83852,
40503,
13,
3331,
37837,
59174,
54757,
279,
3778,
10093,
449,
264,
32022,
311,
15142,
422,
568,
6646,
433,
5995,
627,
15777,
86631,
13205,
2380,
8951,
13,
38889,
96365,
10425,
75786,
574,
311,
3440,
505,
279,
4987,
709,
279,
13218,
13,
38889,
96365,
51784,
449,
279,
3177,
55527,
323,
70385,
311,
5425,
279,
83852,
11188,
323,
3440,
92847,
389,
279,
11226,
3185,
11,
7396,
555,
10425,
77050,
285,
449,
279,
38563,
2836,
388,
323,
279,
220,
1644,
6634,
15819,
13,
578,
1925,
3440,
574,
311,
387,
389,
23886,
19342,
529,
2361,
555,
473,
75429,
17312,
54757,
555,
3331,
43179,
735,
3919,
4055,
355,
268,
13,
1556,
5217,
11965,
574,
311,
387,
11953,
704,
389,
279,
1890,
3185,
555,
279,
220,
2983,
303,
1234,
52798,
44835,
13,
320,
1820,
38563,
2836,
388,
11,
3177,
55527,
11,
70385,
11,
220,
1644,
6634,
323,
220,
2983,
303,
1051,
279,
34922,
15870,
1511,
369,
8104,
26192,
32272,
13,
1102,
374,
7185,
430,
279,
220,
1644,
6634,
1047,
264,
21356,
1579,
17444,
6957,
279,
11771,
15,
82,
323,
220,
10005,
15,
82,
4390,
42298,
389,
279,
220,
868,
339,
6841,
86631,
2663,
389,
279,
12108,
311,
32859,
13,
1115,
574,
16436,
13,
362,
86562,
479,
14760,
704,
505,
8013,
27360,
4028,
279,
83852,
11188,
323,
279,
1448,
65056,
37343,
389,
279,
3778,
10093,
627,
1688,
220,
605,
309,
75786,
11084,
311,
279,
3440,
13,
2468,
38245,
51784,
27212,
389,
29890,
323,
6137,
813,
11965,
13,
92847,
574,
7577,
323,
374,
58698,
30010,
1139,
279,
12108,
627,
42,
3919,
4055,
355,
268,
28129,
8800,
29890,
520,
24980,
14024,
323,
520,
220,
605,
309,
6137,
813,
3351,
10007,
13,
578,
1403,
473,
75429,
8310,
46671,
3778,
10093,
323,
1306,
264,
2653,
4465,
449,
23886,
19342,
529,
38024,
42407,
279,
9053,
11299,
1203,
1139,
279,
12108,
627,
47,
3035,
88,
18855,
33160,
16836,
1013,
304,
279,
4987,
323,
279,
220,
2983,
303,
27212,
389,
279,
11226,
3185,
323,
15753,
77289,
4920,
33160,
16836,
1013,
753,
2361,
11,
25957,
279,
9053,
311,
4498,
1203,
311,
279,
12108,
627,
2409,
682,
813,
17312,
48809,
304,
11246,
6652,
1234,
8987,
4027,
11,
7023,
675,
574,
9770,
311,
32859,
311,
279,
473,
75429,
4689,
735,
3919,
4055,
355,
268,
627,
50342,
940,
29646,
25,
578,
8013,
3185,
16654,
220,
10617,
48988,
315,
902,
220,
9588,
1051,
99805,
5493,
13,
578,
9053,
16654,
220,
17,
11,
7467,
48988,
315,
902,
279,
864,
20949,
685,
1051,
28240,
627,
12763,
5352,
25,
23548,
279,
8209,
11246,
12336,
389,
279,
9909,
6201,
315,
279,
39253,
574,
23838,
323,
6652,
323,
279,
61834,
13287,
92037,
311,
279,
40838,
627,
1966,
6841,
220,
845,
11,
4216,
389,
279,
6693,
11,
735,
3919,
4055,
355,
268,
9107,
279,
3440,
2403,
4349,
13,
42048,
23886,
19342,
596,
13286,
323,
23481,
38024,
42407,
889,
9152,
311,
43793,
279,
42037,
28191,
13,
75786,
11084,
389,
42970,
13,
4349,
13,
70643,
33160,
27495,
1013,
596,
13813,
82,
15095,
276,
5493,
719,
61195,
1124,
320,
998,
279,
9053,
6,
13051,
8,
311,
3868,
369,
264,
8450,
6166,
505,
77050,
285,
477,
4242,
365,
13,
6652,
11,
59174,
11,
31779,
13,
9500,
13,
6921,
10435,
12682,
11,
323,
38889,
13,
9500,
13,
30206,
81111,
28129,
311,
11246,
6652,
439,
279,
23677,
65362,
11,
719,
814,
1436,
656,
4400,
311,
1520,
7023,
675,
323,
779,
6052,
311,
11246,
12336,
311,
3821,
279,
11469,
1957,
627,
8991,
365,
11,
889,
1047,
1027,
14738,
23540,
555,
279,
43038,
15753,
4028,
279,
15140,
323,
9749,
264,
79463,
820,
389,
81564,
8270,
13,
77050,
285,
8272,
449,
810,
17312,
627,
12805,
279,
8450,
1047,
8208,
704,
311,
75786,
11,
7410,
389,
279,
9053,
6137,
311,
6606,
13,
23886,
19342,
574,
5457,
1203,
323,
33160,
27495,
1013,
62765,
13,
15323,
7713,
574,
63677,
2949,
279,
11293,
47442,
26,
279,
2160,
73910,
9053,
44033,
1139,
279,
12108,
13,
3296,
220,
18,
25,
410,
393,
1345,
2637,
279,
42037,
1047,
8813,
11246,
6652,
505,
279,
10411,
11,
323,
279,
8013,
1051,
304,
1684,
389,
279,
11226,
323,
10007,
13,
18185,
279,
4113,
32859,
3878,
11,
2500,
5292,
574,
3288,
1139,
7023,
675,
311,
2610,
369,
61510,
2987,
13,
8976,
4954,
430,
311,
2559,
1457,
1053,
1893,
264,
6680,
65,
589,
2949,
279,
39313,
12108,
11,
7023,
675,
71044,
13,
578,
3440,
2853,
279,
8013,
323,
42037,
220,
3080,
7577,
11,
220,
16596,
28593,
11,
323,
220,
21,
7554,
13,
578,
9053,
16654,
220,
4370,
7577,
323,
220,
17,
11,
23805,
17439,
11,
2737,
4762,
810,
1109,
220,
16,
11,
931,
28593,
13,
578,
4814,
315,
682,
872,
11977,
323,
7241,
574,
5423,
34446,
13,
11246,
12336,
574,
1457,
83916,
481,
323,
6652,
6137,
67757,
279,
37768,
704,
315,
279,
12108,
13,
128001
] |
To get treatment for back pain, it’s important to have an accurate diagnosis of its cause. Doctors can use this diagnosis to formulate the best possible treatment.
Diagnosing back pain with a discogram
Doctors use a few different techniques for diagnosing back pain. They will review your symptoms and consider factors like medical history, lifestyle choices or age.
Many diagnoses are completed with the use of imaging. X-rays, MRIs and CT scans can provide an in-depth view of your body at the source of pain. Doctors can use these images to visually identify abnormalities that may be contributing to your pain.
One common contributor to back pain stemming from the spine is disc dysfunction. The discs are supposed to cushion the vertebrae from friction and impact. However, when the discs wear down or rupture, they can cause pain and put pressure on the nerves in your spine.
Discs do not normally show up in X-ray images or CT scans. So, when a doctor needs to see the disc, they will use a discogram.
What is a discogram?
A discogram is a diagnostic test for determining the cause of back pain. If your doctor believes the discs may be complicit in your pain, he or she may order a discogram for confirmation.
During a discogram, a spine specialist will inject a special dye directly into the disc in your spine. This dye is designed to display in X-ray and CT scan imaging. When the dye enters the disc, it fills up the disc’s space. This allows doctors to see a clear outline of the disc’s shape to determine if it’s healthy or not.
Are discograms safe?
Discograms are generally a safe procedure. Complications are very rare, though they can occur.
Potential complications during discogram may include:
- Allergic reaction
- Nerve damage
- Blood loss | 392 | [
128000,
1271,
636,
6514,
369,
1203,
6784,
11,
433,
753,
3062,
311,
617,
459,
13687,
23842,
315,
1202,
5353,
13,
54943,
649,
1005,
420,
23842,
311,
89959,
279,
1888,
3284,
6514,
627,
22427,
3326,
14759,
1203,
6784,
449,
264,
2624,
13255,
198,
96269,
1005,
264,
2478,
2204,
12823,
369,
13493,
14759,
1203,
6784,
13,
2435,
690,
3477,
701,
13803,
323,
2980,
9547,
1093,
6593,
3925,
11,
19433,
11709,
477,
4325,
627,
8607,
85488,
527,
8308,
449,
279,
1005,
315,
32758,
13,
1630,
82817,
11,
29433,
3957,
323,
19084,
43739,
649,
3493,
459,
304,
31410,
1684,
315,
701,
2547,
520,
279,
2592,
315,
6784,
13,
54943,
649,
1005,
1521,
5448,
311,
43395,
10765,
75815,
430,
1253,
387,
29820,
311,
701,
6784,
627,
4054,
4279,
26373,
311,
1203,
6784,
77044,
505,
279,
35776,
374,
2624,
32403,
13,
578,
57795,
527,
10171,
311,
45738,
279,
5309,
51313,
68,
505,
39676,
323,
5536,
13,
4452,
11,
994,
279,
57795,
10051,
1523,
477,
89869,
11,
814,
649,
5353,
6784,
323,
2231,
7410,
389,
279,
50581,
304,
701,
35776,
627,
24374,
82,
656,
539,
14614,
1501,
709,
304,
1630,
30630,
5448,
477,
19084,
43739,
13,
2100,
11,
994,
264,
10896,
3966,
311,
1518,
279,
2624,
11,
814,
690,
1005,
264,
2624,
13255,
627,
3923,
374,
264,
2624,
13255,
5380,
32,
2624,
13255,
374,
264,
15439,
1296,
369,
26679,
279,
5353,
315,
1203,
6784,
13,
1442,
701,
10896,
13919,
279,
57795,
1253,
387,
1391,
6154,
304,
701,
6784,
11,
568,
477,
1364,
1253,
2015,
264,
2624,
13255,
369,
20109,
627,
16397,
264,
2624,
13255,
11,
264,
35776,
24687,
690,
15921,
264,
3361,
54631,
6089,
1139,
279,
2624,
304,
701,
35776,
13,
1115,
54631,
374,
6319,
311,
3113,
304,
1630,
30630,
323,
19084,
8737,
32758,
13,
3277,
279,
54631,
29933,
279,
2624,
11,
433,
41687,
709,
279,
2624,
753,
3634,
13,
1115,
6276,
16410,
311,
1518,
264,
2867,
21782,
315,
279,
2624,
753,
6211,
311,
8417,
422,
433,
753,
9498,
477,
539,
627,
11787,
2624,
56485,
6220,
5380,
24374,
56485,
527,
8965,
264,
6220,
10537,
13,
13620,
10939,
527,
1633,
9024,
11,
3582,
814,
649,
12446,
627,
96711,
36505,
2391,
2624,
13255,
1253,
2997,
512,
12,
2052,
75439,
13010,
198,
12,
452,
5976,
5674,
198,
12,
20671,
4814,
128001
] |
(270) 766 - 1331
Crocus Academy Heartland
Our Story
Information
News
Come Take a Tour
3/7/2018
We had a great Open House Monday evening, and we are looking forward to when the new children start this summer or fall. We still have openings for the Summer Camp (June 4-July 27) and for the 2018-19 School Year. If you would like to see the school, please feel free to stop by for a tour, or to call and set up a tour.
The benefit of taking a tour during the day is that you will be able to see our wonderful teachers in action and hear the interactions between the teachers and the students. Crocus Academy uses positive discipline with the children, which teaches the children how to communicate with their friends and how to explain their feelings. Visitors love the atmosphere that they find at Crocus Academy!
#CrocusHeartland #Preschool #PreKindergarten | 198 | [
128000,
7,
10914,
8,
220,
25358,
482,
220,
9423,
16,
198,
34,
28787,
355,
16192,
18449,
1974,
198,
8140,
15457,
198,
15218,
198,
14710,
198,
29951,
12040,
264,
14986,
198,
18,
14,
22,
14,
679,
23,
198,
1687,
1047,
264,
2294,
5377,
4783,
7159,
11714,
11,
323,
584,
527,
3411,
4741,
311,
994,
279,
502,
2911,
1212,
420,
7474,
477,
4498,
13,
1226,
2103,
617,
49649,
369,
279,
19367,
9702,
320,
28259,
220,
19,
12278,
3988,
220,
1544,
8,
323,
369,
279,
220,
679,
23,
12,
777,
6150,
9941,
13,
1442,
499,
1053,
1093,
311,
1518,
279,
2978,
11,
4587,
2733,
1949,
311,
3009,
555,
369,
264,
7364,
11,
477,
311,
1650,
323,
743,
709,
264,
7364,
627,
791,
8935,
315,
4737,
264,
7364,
2391,
279,
1938,
374,
430,
499,
690,
387,
3025,
311,
1518,
1057,
11364,
13639,
304,
1957,
323,
6865,
279,
22639,
1990,
279,
13639,
323,
279,
4236,
13,
25611,
57440,
16192,
5829,
6928,
26434,
449,
279,
2911,
11,
902,
33992,
279,
2911,
1268,
311,
19570,
449,
872,
4885,
323,
1268,
311,
10552,
872,
16024,
13,
69940,
3021,
279,
16975,
430,
814,
1505,
520,
25611,
57440,
16192,
4999,
2,
34,
28787,
355,
46484,
1974,
674,
14704,
2184,
674,
4808,
10854,
48672,
128001
] |
Published at Thursday, November 14th 2019, 02:37:13 AM by Tiffanie Guyot. 3rd Grade Math Worksheets. A fully functional budgeting worksheet should calculate your monthly cash flow analysis so that you can determine if you are overspending based on your income on a monthly basis. In order to determine your cash flow for the month, you will need to provide your monthly income information. A good worksheet should do all the math for you, generate a meaningful chart or two so that you can quickly see the areas in your budget that need to be improved upon. If you are over spending, you will need to adjust. If you are under spending, start saving towards your goals!
Published at Sunday, November 24th 2019, 06:43:15 AM by Veronique Fournier. 3rd Grade Math Worksheets. You can also try and teach division just like you would teach the multiplication tables, through division worksheets. By teaching 5 times 2 is 10 and 5 times 3 is 15 you can reverse it and let your students learn by saying things like 10 divided by 5 is 2 and 15 divided by 5 is 3. Of course, this is not applicable to much large numbers when it comes to learning to divide by larger numbers, but it is a good start.
Published at Thursday, November 14th 2019, 06:49:59 AM by Vignetta Colin. 3rd Grade Math Worksheets. When giving a friend a present it is always great to make them presentable and mysterious to them. Even a simple gift can be made into an over whelming experience if the packaging is bright, mysterious and fun. Keeping your friends likes in mind wrap the gifts with a cover printed with animal and kids has pictures, hearts and other colors for both boys and girls.
Published at Tuesday, April 28th 2020, 04:47:09 AM. 3rd Grade Math Worksheets By Katriane Chevallier. This article offers some ideas and practical tips on how you can get your child working on printable worksheets, whether you are homeschooling or simply making sure that your child does, and understands, any homework they may have been given. It is a lot easier to teach your child or to help them with school homework if they have had experience of learning in the home. Very often moms teach their children a lot of skills without actually realising that the fun they are having is a great way for a child to learn.
Published at Tuesday, April 28th 2020, 04:43:17 AM. 3rd Grade Math Worksheets By Laciann Leroux. Practice, practice and practice. For this you can use math worksheets or math workbooks.If you take the proven path, one day you might say, "Math is not hard." If your kids or students need help with fractions, visit one of our associate site for free fractions worksheets, and lessons on all levels of fractions from grade one to grade eight. To find specialty lessons and worksheets for 2nd grade math we have a special site for kids in 2nd grade and can be visited by clicking the above link. For more math tips, content and worksheets keep visiting this site for my new articles. Recent research data from six longitudinal studies covering over 36,000 preschoolers was analyzed to determine factors important for school success in children preparing for kindergarten. According to Northwestern University research Greg Duncan, "We find the single most important factor in predicting later academic achievement is that children begin school with a mastery of early math and literacy concepts."
Published at Tuesday, April 28th 2020, 04:39:58 AM. 3rd Grade Math Worksheets By Lacie Lopez. In today has economy, many people are wondering how they can gain control of the finances. They need to reduce their spending and start living on a budget. Now more than ever, we need to start living within our means and not spend more than we make. Using budget worksheets is the first step to gain control of your spending and improve your finances.
Published at Tuesday, April 28th 2020, 04:36:45 AM. 3rd Grade Math Worksheets By Lacina Besson. Let us explore the benefits of using worksheets for Nursery to Grade 2 learners. Innovative worksheets for kids created by educationists can be used to teach Maths, English and EVS to make the foundational concepts easy and intriguing in an enjoyable format. Rewards in the form of stickers can be given on completion of worksheets to the young learners. These rewards have the potential to keep them motivated and boost their confidence. Worksheets give the added advantage of transforming into colouring worksheets where kids can express their creativity while playing with colours.
Published at Tuesday, April 28th 2020, 01:39:45 AM. 3rd Grade Math Worksheets By Lacyann Bonnet. If a Word Scramble is not your thing you may want to think about printing baby crosswords. These are based on the same concept, identifying words associated with a baby, but it is more a fill in the blank process which appeals to some people more than a traditional word scramble. Of course if you are looking for more modern games you may even want to look into printable versions of Baby Scattergories or Baby Outburst. When planning a shower you need to keep in mind your guests. You want to be sure that they and the mother to be are having the best time possible. That means that often the best choices are more traditional games like Baby Shower Bingo or Baby Shower Word Scramble.
Published at Monday, April 27th 2020, 03:39:53 AM. 3rd Grade Math Worksheets By Lauren Lucas. Printable fraction worksheets can be a lifesaver to a home school mom. Think about it. Whether you are trying to save money on curriculum or your child needs extra work in fractions, these worksheets can really help out and make it easy on you at the same time. As a home schooling mom, you do not need anyone to tell you how expensive it can get. One way to save money is to use free homeschool resources when you can. Free fraction worksheets that you can print out can help.
Published at Monday, April 27th 2020, 03:27:44 AM. 3rd Grade Math Worksheets By Leala Dupont. On the first day of each month the canteen cooks hamburgers. The Cook needs 1/10 of a kg of mince, 1/8 of a lettuce and 1/5 of a lettuce for each burger. How much of each item does the Cook need to have on hand if every student (except 5) order a hamburger? It takes Principal Jones 20 minutes to walk from his house to the school. If he walks to the school in the morning and home in the afternoon. How long will he walk in total in 1 school week? How long will he walk in total in a 9 week term? The school day starts at 9:00 a.m. First break is from 11:00 a.m to 11:20 a.m. The second break is from 1:00 p.m to 1:40 p.m. The school day finishes at 3:00 p.m. How much time do the students spend in class in one day? How much time do the students spend in class in one week? How much time do the students spend on break in one day? How much time do the students spend on break in one week? | 1,559 | [
128000,
29986,
520,
7950,
11,
6841,
220,
975,
339,
220,
679,
24,
11,
220,
2437,
25,
1806,
25,
1032,
6912,
555,
350,
3168,
19700,
26340,
354,
13,
220,
18,
6634,
24749,
4242,
77279,
13,
362,
7373,
16003,
8199,
287,
37736,
1288,
11294,
701,
15438,
8515,
6530,
6492,
779,
430,
499,
649,
8417,
422,
499,
527,
17918,
29310,
3196,
389,
701,
8070,
389,
264,
15438,
8197,
13,
763,
2015,
311,
8417,
701,
8515,
6530,
369,
279,
2305,
11,
499,
690,
1205,
311,
3493,
701,
15438,
8070,
2038,
13,
362,
1695,
37736,
1288,
656,
682,
279,
7033,
369,
499,
11,
7068,
264,
23222,
9676,
477,
1403,
779,
430,
499,
649,
6288,
1518,
279,
5789,
304,
701,
8199,
430,
1205,
311,
387,
13241,
5304,
13,
1442,
499,
527,
927,
10374,
11,
499,
690,
1205,
311,
7652,
13,
1442,
499,
527,
1234,
10374,
11,
1212,
14324,
7119,
701,
9021,
4999,
29986,
520,
7418,
11,
6841,
220,
1187,
339,
220,
679,
24,
11,
220,
2705,
25,
3391,
25,
868,
6912,
555,
6383,
263,
2428,
435,
3514,
1291,
13,
220,
18,
6634,
24749,
4242,
77279,
13,
1472,
649,
1101,
1456,
323,
4639,
13096,
1120,
1093,
499,
1053,
4639,
279,
47544,
12920,
11,
1555,
13096,
68625,
13,
3296,
12917,
220,
20,
3115,
220,
17,
374,
220,
605,
323,
220,
20,
3115,
220,
18,
374,
220,
868,
499,
649,
10134,
433,
323,
1095,
701,
4236,
4048,
555,
5605,
2574,
1093,
220,
605,
18255,
555,
220,
20,
374,
220,
17,
323,
220,
868,
18255,
555,
220,
20,
374,
220,
18,
13,
5046,
3388,
11,
420,
374,
539,
8581,
311,
1790,
3544,
5219,
994,
433,
4131,
311,
6975,
311,
22497,
555,
8294,
5219,
11,
719,
433,
374,
264,
1695,
1212,
627,
29986,
520,
7950,
11,
6841,
220,
975,
339,
220,
679,
24,
11,
220,
2705,
25,
2491,
25,
2946,
6912,
555,
650,
625,
27625,
40979,
13,
220,
18,
6634,
24749,
4242,
77279,
13,
3277,
7231,
264,
4333,
264,
3118,
433,
374,
2744,
2294,
311,
1304,
1124,
3118,
481,
323,
26454,
311,
1124,
13,
7570,
264,
4382,
8352,
649,
387,
1903,
1139,
459,
927,
421,
301,
5424,
3217,
422,
279,
24066,
374,
10107,
11,
26454,
323,
2523,
13,
56478,
701,
4885,
13452,
304,
4059,
15411,
279,
21258,
449,
264,
3504,
17124,
449,
10065,
323,
6980,
706,
9364,
11,
23492,
323,
1023,
8146,
369,
2225,
13305,
323,
7724,
627,
29986,
520,
7742,
11,
5936,
220,
1591,
339,
220,
2366,
15,
11,
220,
2371,
25,
2618,
25,
2545,
6912,
13,
220,
18,
6634,
24749,
4242,
77279,
3296,
735,
2416,
2194,
8602,
85,
543,
1291,
13,
1115,
4652,
6209,
1063,
6848,
323,
15325,
10631,
389,
1268,
499,
649,
636,
701,
1716,
3318,
389,
43095,
68625,
11,
3508,
499,
527,
90919,
287,
477,
5042,
3339,
2771,
430,
701,
1716,
1587,
11,
323,
31869,
11,
904,
29559,
814,
1253,
617,
1027,
2728,
13,
1102,
374,
264,
2763,
8831,
311,
4639,
701,
1716,
477,
311,
1520,
1124,
449,
2978,
29559,
422,
814,
617,
1047,
3217,
315,
6975,
304,
279,
2162,
13,
15668,
3629,
47834,
4639,
872,
2911,
264,
2763,
315,
7512,
2085,
3604,
1972,
3876,
430,
279,
2523,
814,
527,
3515,
374,
264,
2294,
1648,
369,
264,
1716,
311,
4048,
627,
29986,
520,
7742,
11,
5936,
220,
1591,
339,
220,
2366,
15,
11,
220,
2371,
25,
3391,
25,
1114,
6912,
13,
220,
18,
6634,
24749,
4242,
77279,
3296,
445,
25471,
1036,
80940,
41670,
13,
28082,
11,
6725,
323,
6725,
13,
1789,
420,
499,
649,
1005,
7033,
68625,
477,
7033,
990,
12383,
34001,
499,
1935,
279,
17033,
1853,
11,
832,
1938,
499,
2643,
2019,
11,
330,
8991,
374,
539,
2653,
1210,
1442,
701,
6980,
477,
4236,
1205,
1520,
449,
65995,
11,
4034,
832,
315,
1057,
22712,
2816,
369,
1949,
65995,
68625,
11,
323,
18872,
389,
682,
5990,
315,
65995,
505,
12239,
832,
311,
12239,
8223,
13,
2057,
1505,
36974,
18872,
323,
68625,
369,
220,
17,
303,
12239,
7033,
584,
617,
264,
3361,
2816,
369,
6980,
304,
220,
17,
303,
12239,
323,
649,
387,
12263,
555,
18965,
279,
3485,
2723,
13,
1789,
810,
7033,
10631,
11,
2262,
323,
68625,
2567,
17136,
420,
2816,
369,
856,
502,
9908,
13,
35390,
3495,
828,
505,
4848,
68102,
7978,
18702,
927,
220,
1927,
11,
931,
61905,
388,
574,
30239,
311,
8417,
9547,
3062,
369,
2978,
2450,
304,
2911,
20646,
369,
68223,
13,
10771,
311,
67363,
3907,
3495,
16431,
42409,
11,
330,
1687,
1505,
279,
3254,
1455,
3062,
8331,
304,
52997,
3010,
14584,
26501,
374,
430,
2911,
3240,
2978,
449,
264,
66763,
315,
4216,
7033,
323,
53082,
19476,
10246,
29986,
520,
7742,
11,
5936,
220,
1591,
339,
220,
2366,
15,
11,
220,
2371,
25,
2137,
25,
2970,
6912,
13,
220,
18,
6634,
24749,
4242,
77279,
3296,
445,
47383,
45315,
13,
763,
3432,
706,
8752,
11,
1690,
1274,
527,
20910,
1268,
814,
649,
8895,
2585,
315,
279,
40382,
13,
2435,
1205,
311,
8108,
872,
10374,
323,
1212,
5496,
389,
264,
8199,
13,
4800,
810,
1109,
3596,
11,
584,
1205,
311,
1212,
5496,
2949,
1057,
3445,
323,
539,
8493,
810,
1109,
584,
1304,
13,
12362,
8199,
68625,
374,
279,
1176,
3094,
311,
8895,
2585,
315,
701,
10374,
323,
7417,
701,
40382,
627,
29986,
520,
7742,
11,
5936,
220,
1591,
339,
220,
2366,
15,
11,
220,
2371,
25,
1927,
25,
1774,
6912,
13,
220,
18,
6634,
24749,
4242,
77279,
3296,
55141,
2259,
426,
72505,
13,
6914,
603,
13488,
279,
7720,
315,
1701,
68625,
369,
93285,
311,
24749,
220,
17,
53243,
13,
98669,
68625,
369,
6980,
3549,
555,
6873,
1705,
649,
387,
1511,
311,
4639,
93678,
11,
6498,
323,
15238,
50,
311,
1304,
279,
89328,
19476,
4228,
323,
41765,
304,
459,
32180,
3645,
13,
50868,
304,
279,
1376,
315,
50396,
649,
387,
2728,
389,
9954,
315,
68625,
311,
279,
3995,
53243,
13,
4314,
21845,
617,
279,
4754,
311,
2567,
1124,
27762,
323,
7916,
872,
12410,
13,
77279,
3041,
279,
3779,
9610,
315,
46890,
1139,
12745,
287,
68625,
1405,
6980,
649,
3237,
872,
28697,
1418,
5737,
449,
27230,
627,
29986,
520,
7742,
11,
5936,
220,
1591,
339,
220,
2366,
15,
11,
220,
1721,
25,
2137,
25,
1774,
6912,
13,
220,
18,
6634,
24749,
4242,
77279,
3296,
445,
2826,
1036,
13789,
4816,
13,
1442,
264,
9506,
2522,
2453,
901,
374,
539,
701,
3245,
499,
1253,
1390,
311,
1781,
922,
18991,
8945,
5425,
5880,
13,
4314,
527,
3196,
389,
279,
1890,
7434,
11,
25607,
4339,
5938,
449,
264,
8945,
11,
719,
433,
374,
810,
264,
5266,
304,
279,
10321,
1920,
902,
35730,
311,
1063,
1274,
810,
1109,
264,
8776,
3492,
77387,
13,
5046,
3388,
422,
499,
527,
3411,
369,
810,
6617,
3953,
499,
1253,
1524,
1390,
311,
1427,
1139,
43095,
11028,
315,
21266,
95459,
70,
2490,
477,
21266,
4470,
58838,
13,
3277,
9293,
264,
17639,
499,
1205,
311,
2567,
304,
4059,
701,
15051,
13,
1472,
1390,
311,
387,
2771,
430,
814,
323,
279,
6691,
311,
387,
527,
3515,
279,
1888,
892,
3284,
13,
3011,
3445,
430,
3629,
279,
1888,
11709,
527,
810,
8776,
3953,
1093,
21266,
48471,
93148,
477,
21266,
48471,
9506,
2522,
2453,
901,
627,
29986,
520,
7159,
11,
5936,
220,
1544,
339,
220,
2366,
15,
11,
220,
2839,
25,
2137,
25,
4331,
6912,
13,
220,
18,
6634,
24749,
4242,
77279,
3296,
43460,
32103,
13,
65853,
19983,
68625,
649,
387,
264,
49785,
7403,
311,
264,
2162,
2978,
3450,
13,
21834,
922,
433,
13,
13440,
499,
527,
4560,
311,
3665,
3300,
389,
30676,
477,
701,
1716,
3966,
5066,
990,
304,
65995,
11,
1521,
68625,
649,
2216,
1520,
704,
323,
1304,
433,
4228,
389,
499,
520,
279,
1890,
892,
13,
1666,
264,
2162,
68721,
3450,
11,
499,
656,
539,
1205,
5606,
311,
3371,
499,
1268,
11646,
433,
649,
636,
13,
3861,
1648,
311,
3665,
3300,
374,
311,
1005,
1949,
90919,
5070,
994,
499,
649,
13,
3658,
19983,
68625,
430,
499,
649,
1194,
704,
649,
1520,
627,
29986,
520,
7159,
11,
5936,
220,
1544,
339,
220,
2366,
15,
11,
220,
2839,
25,
1544,
25,
2096,
6912,
13,
220,
18,
6634,
24749,
4242,
77279,
3296,
2009,
6181,
51383,
546,
13,
1952,
279,
1176,
1938,
315,
1855,
2305,
279,
272,
5048,
268,
73527,
57947,
388,
13,
578,
12797,
3966,
220,
16,
14,
605,
315,
264,
21647,
315,
1332,
346,
11,
220,
16,
14,
23,
315,
264,
71655,
323,
220,
16,
14,
20,
315,
264,
71655,
369,
1855,
45723,
13,
2650,
1790,
315,
1855,
1537,
1587,
279,
12797,
1205,
311,
617,
389,
1450,
422,
1475,
5575,
320,
11945,
220,
20,
8,
2015,
264,
89847,
30,
1102,
5097,
37409,
12201,
220,
508,
4520,
311,
4321,
505,
813,
3838,
311,
279,
2978,
13,
1442,
568,
23291,
311,
279,
2978,
304,
279,
6693,
323,
2162,
304,
279,
13658,
13,
2650,
1317,
690,
568,
4321,
304,
2860,
304,
220,
16,
2978,
2046,
30,
2650,
1317,
690,
568,
4321,
304,
2860,
304,
264,
220,
24,
2046,
4751,
30,
578,
2978,
1938,
8638,
520,
220,
24,
25,
410,
264,
749,
13,
5629,
1464,
374,
505,
220,
806,
25,
410,
264,
749,
311,
220,
806,
25,
508,
264,
749,
13,
578,
2132,
1464,
374,
505,
220,
16,
25,
410,
281,
749,
311,
220,
16,
25,
1272,
281,
749,
13,
578,
2978,
1938,
34136,
520,
220,
18,
25,
410,
281,
749,
13,
2650,
1790,
892,
656,
279,
4236,
8493,
304,
538,
304,
832,
1938,
30,
2650,
1790,
892,
656,
279,
4236,
8493,
304,
538,
304,
832,
2046,
30,
2650,
1790,
892,
656,
279,
4236,
8493,
389,
1464,
304,
832,
1938,
30,
2650,
1790,
892,
656,
279,
4236,
8493,
389,
1464,
304,
832,
2046,
30,
128001
] |
What is the purpose of marketing strategies? In the end, it comes down to being able to drive leads, which eventually drivesrevenue. Companies spend millions of dollars developing strategies to maximize their leads and an important component of lead generationhas to do with the company website. In addition to being the face of an organization, the company website is where potential customers will decide whether or not to take the next step and get more involved with an organization. Here are a few things that can be done to ensure that your website is helping and not hindering your ability to create leads.
Visuals: A picture speaks a thousand words, and this can’t be emphasized enough. When there’s avideo explaining to a potential customer what your company does, it gets even better. A powerful video has the ability to engage your audience, explain your story, and ensure that people stay on your website longer. This makes it easier for your message to sink in. Also,having a strong call to actionat the end of your video ensures there is a next step for the lead. According to a study by Ubounce, a powerful video can increase your leads by 33%.
Many organizations do not have the ability to invest in developing a strong video for their website. In many cases, having a powerful image can also have a strong impact on your website visitors. Have a look at the landing page by Double Chin Research Study below to see the role that powerful visuals have in driving leads.
Simplification: What you really want from your website is the ability to convey a simple message to visitors. “You have a problem, and we will help you solve it. All you need to do is contact us”. This rule of thumb will apply to any business, irrespective of the industry, or the scope of work. Develop your website with this idea of the end-user in mind. De-clutter your landing page, and make sure that there is a strong call to action that’s clearly visible. This simple, yeteffective tip will help generate more leads.
The website by Live Well Chiropractic and Pilates Center is an excellent example of a simple, yet effective website, with strong calls to actionand the right message conveyed to website visitors.
Faster page loads: When a potential customer is on your website, there could be nothing worse than having to deal with a slow loading time. In most cases, it would lead to people switching to some other website, most likely to that of your competitors. Our partner, Hubspot, designed a small test to compare the conversion rates for ten web pages. In all of these websites, changing the page load time resulted in a drastic increase in the conversion rate.
Testimonials: Testimonials help establish your credibility. It is always comforting to hear from people with similar problems, and how your organization helped solve them. When posting testimonials from your website, the key is to give realistic examples which help build the expectations of your customers. Here are a few examples from Free Agent, an accounting software company for small businesses. Notice how the testimonials help in setting the right example and expectations for potential clients. Once they know what to expect, it is easier for them to get involved with the organization.
Making Contact: Last but not least, it is important to leave a way for your website visitors to contact you. Having a toll free number available is a great way toconvert visitors into leads. Many organizations have a live-chat option to address any concerns that a visitor might have. Another optionis having an online queries section. In such a case, it is important for an organization to be responsive and reply before 24 hours to keep your potential client engaged.
These techniques though simple, are an effective way to drive more leads from your website. Try them with your business and let us know what you think!
Attend our FREE webinar to help you – Learn how to generate leads and potential sales from your company website and make 2016 even better!
| 822 | [
128000,
3923,
374,
279,
7580,
315,
8661,
15174,
30,
763,
279,
842,
11,
433,
4131,
1523,
311,
1694,
3025,
311,
6678,
11767,
11,
902,
9778,
20722,
265,
7287,
13,
32886,
8493,
11990,
315,
11441,
11469,
15174,
311,
35608,
872,
11767,
323,
459,
3062,
3777,
315,
3063,
9659,
4752,
311,
656,
449,
279,
2883,
3997,
13,
763,
5369,
311,
1694,
279,
3663,
315,
459,
7471,
11,
279,
2883,
3997,
374,
1405,
4754,
6444,
690,
10491,
3508,
477,
539,
311,
1935,
279,
1828,
3094,
323,
636,
810,
6532,
449,
459,
7471,
13,
5810,
527,
264,
2478,
2574,
430,
649,
387,
2884,
311,
6106,
430,
701,
3997,
374,
10695,
323,
539,
48419,
4776,
701,
5845,
311,
1893,
11767,
627,
9789,
82,
25,
362,
6945,
21881,
264,
16579,
4339,
11,
323,
420,
649,
1431,
387,
46728,
3403,
13,
3277,
1070,
753,
1860,
1926,
26073,
311,
264,
4754,
6130,
1148,
701,
2883,
1587,
11,
433,
5334,
1524,
2731,
13,
362,
8147,
2835,
706,
279,
5845,
311,
16988,
701,
10877,
11,
10552,
701,
3446,
11,
323,
6106,
430,
1274,
4822,
389,
701,
3997,
5129,
13,
1115,
3727,
433,
8831,
369,
701,
1984,
311,
19868,
304,
13,
7429,
20393,
2370,
264,
3831,
1650,
311,
1957,
266,
279,
842,
315,
701,
2835,
26420,
1070,
374,
264,
1828,
3094,
369,
279,
3063,
13,
10771,
311,
264,
4007,
555,
27559,
9933,
11,
264,
8147,
2835,
649,
5376,
701,
11767,
555,
220,
1644,
126437,
8607,
11351,
656,
539,
617,
279,
5845,
311,
2793,
304,
11469,
264,
3831,
2835,
369,
872,
3997,
13,
763,
1690,
5157,
11,
3515,
264,
8147,
2217,
649,
1101,
617,
264,
3831,
5536,
389,
701,
3997,
15613,
13,
12522,
264,
1427,
520,
279,
20948,
2199,
555,
7238,
49335,
8483,
19723,
3770,
311,
1518,
279,
3560,
430,
8147,
54077,
617,
304,
10043,
11767,
627,
50,
6517,
2461,
25,
3639,
499,
2216,
1390,
505,
701,
3997,
374,
279,
5845,
311,
20599,
264,
4382,
1984,
311,
15613,
13,
1054,
2675,
617,
264,
3575,
11,
323,
584,
690,
1520,
499,
11886,
433,
13,
2052,
499,
1205,
311,
656,
374,
3729,
603,
11453,
1115,
6037,
315,
25015,
690,
3881,
311,
904,
2626,
11,
76653,
315,
279,
5064,
11,
477,
279,
7036,
315,
990,
13,
8000,
701,
3997,
449,
420,
4623,
315,
279,
842,
8865,
304,
4059,
13,
1611,
31717,
6339,
701,
20948,
2199,
11,
323,
1304,
2771,
430,
1070,
374,
264,
3831,
1650,
311,
1957,
430,
753,
9539,
9621,
13,
1115,
4382,
11,
3686,
78995,
11813,
690,
1520,
7068,
810,
11767,
627,
791,
3997,
555,
11406,
8489,
921,
56087,
24045,
323,
37451,
988,
5955,
374,
459,
9250,
3187,
315,
264,
4382,
11,
3686,
7524,
3997,
11,
449,
3831,
6880,
311,
1957,
438,
279,
1314,
1984,
73897,
311,
3997,
15613,
627,
37,
2352,
2199,
21577,
25,
3277,
264,
4754,
6130,
374,
389,
701,
3997,
11,
1070,
1436,
387,
4400,
11201,
1109,
3515,
311,
3568,
449,
264,
6435,
8441,
892,
13,
763,
1455,
5157,
11,
433,
1053,
3063,
311,
1274,
28865,
311,
1063,
1023,
3997,
11,
1455,
4461,
311,
430,
315,
701,
28650,
13,
5751,
8427,
11,
27636,
19164,
11,
6319,
264,
2678,
1296,
311,
9616,
279,
14747,
7969,
369,
5899,
3566,
6959,
13,
763,
682,
315,
1521,
13335,
11,
10223,
279,
2199,
2865,
892,
19543,
304,
264,
60883,
5376,
304,
279,
14747,
4478,
627,
2323,
58435,
25,
3475,
58435,
1520,
5813,
701,
38769,
13,
1102,
374,
2744,
69130,
311,
6865,
505,
1274,
449,
4528,
5435,
11,
323,
1268,
701,
7471,
9087,
11886,
1124,
13,
3277,
17437,
84610,
505,
701,
3997,
11,
279,
1401,
374,
311,
3041,
26569,
10507,
902,
1520,
1977,
279,
17078,
315,
701,
6444,
13,
5810,
527,
264,
2478,
10507,
505,
3658,
21372,
11,
459,
24043,
3241,
2883,
369,
2678,
9873,
13,
25773,
1268,
279,
84610,
1520,
304,
6376,
279,
1314,
3187,
323,
17078,
369,
4754,
8403,
13,
9843,
814,
1440,
1148,
311,
1755,
11,
433,
374,
8831,
369,
1124,
311,
636,
6532,
449,
279,
7471,
627,
43346,
9359,
25,
8155,
719,
539,
3325,
11,
433,
374,
3062,
311,
5387,
264,
1648,
369,
701,
3997,
15613,
311,
3729,
499,
13,
20636,
264,
26936,
1949,
1396,
2561,
374,
264,
2294,
1648,
311,
14500,
15613,
1139,
11767,
13,
9176,
11351,
617,
264,
3974,
61635,
3072,
311,
2686,
904,
10742,
430,
264,
20792,
2643,
617,
13,
13596,
3072,
285,
3515,
459,
2930,
20126,
3857,
13,
763,
1778,
264,
1162,
11,
433,
374,
3062,
369,
459,
7471,
311,
387,
27078,
323,
10052,
1603,
220,
1187,
4207,
311,
2567,
701,
4754,
3016,
17045,
627,
9673,
12823,
3582,
4382,
11,
527,
459,
7524,
1648,
311,
6678,
810,
11767,
505,
701,
3997,
13,
9934,
1124,
449,
701,
2626,
323,
1095,
603,
1440,
1148,
499,
1781,
4999,
99368,
1057,
16655,
63660,
311,
1520,
499,
1389,
15281,
1268,
311,
7068,
11767,
323,
4754,
6763,
505,
701,
2883,
3997,
323,
1304,
220,
679,
21,
1524,
2731,
4999,
128001
] |
Very good hotel with a standard level amenities, comfortable bed and a good size, located close to the old town, within walking distance.
All in all was very pleased with my experience and would book here again.
...wenn man einen kleinen Aufpreis zahlt und in den oberen Etagen angesiedelt wird.
Das Zimmer war großzügig, recht komfortabel und sauber. Außer der Teppichboden, der doch schon ein paar Flecken aufweist, was jedoch nicht sonderlich stört.
Leider bekommt man als Gast des Hauses keine Vergünstigungen im Parkhaus, zumal es keine eigenen Stellplätze gibt.
Schwierigkeiten gab es beim Ausdruck der Rechnung. Diese wurde mir trotz Zusage weder postalisch noch per email nachgereicht. Ich schiebe es mal auf das Versagen der Technik.
As I told the desk manager on checkout, this was the best sleep and rest that I have had in over 6 months. The hotel was extremely quiet and accessible to many parts of the city.
Room was not clean.
The location of the hotel is good as very close to the city center.
However the room was not clean.
During breakfast the marmelade, nutella and honey were already opened by someone else. These were items individually packed.
We asked several times that the room should be cleaned but nothing happened.
Wie immer ein sehr angenehmer Aufenthalt. Örtliche Lage sehr praktisch.
We have stayed here before, always been expensive, but service was great, food was great, the last stay was horrendous, yes I know we have the virus, safety came first excuse, but that shouldnt stop the food from being fresh and good quality, we felt like we were imprisoned, bar was shut, staff were impolite and gave no help at all, my husband is blind, it would have been nice to relax, the breakfast area was cluttered , it was like a assault course trying to get breakfast , self service and not al a carte as we were told we would get.
Insgesamt betrachtet wirklich sehr gut.
Es war ruhig, das Zimmer war in sehr gutem Zustand, ich konnte ruhig schlafen und lernen.
Einziges Manko am ganzen Aufenthalt (und auch eher aufgrund meines Besuches): Müll hatte sich gesammelt. Schöner wäre eine Art Sammelstelle pro Etage oder sowas in der Art.
| 628 | [
128000,
26840,
1695,
9689,
449,
264,
5410,
2237,
36483,
11,
10882,
4950,
323,
264,
1695,
1404,
11,
7559,
3345,
311,
279,
2362,
6424,
11,
2949,
11689,
6138,
627,
2460,
304,
682,
574,
1633,
18949,
449,
856,
3217,
323,
1053,
2363,
1618,
1578,
627,
1131,
86,
2734,
893,
15826,
81478,
26798,
1762,
285,
103127,
4937,
2073,
304,
3453,
92345,
268,
469,
4681,
268,
459,
4282,
1142,
3903,
15165,
627,
33717,
41507,
4208,
67823,
89,
2448,
70,
343,
11,
68619,
11129,
4057,
786,
2073,
829,
30970,
13,
33150,
53762,
2761,
2722,
604,
718,
65,
55836,
11,
2761,
41257,
29186,
4466,
49200,
47790,
41288,
7367,
906,
380,
11,
574,
61737,
8969,
4538,
1126,
6915,
357,
52917,
627,
2356,
1814,
94177,
2562,
893,
10942,
63742,
951,
14433,
4881,
32457,
52409,
60491,
343,
11856,
737,
5657,
32651,
11,
16419,
278,
1560,
32457,
73805,
800,
616,
501,
90593,
28398,
627,
31224,
86,
1291,
343,
52807,
56979,
1560,
29889,
20602,
3696,
1983,
2761,
1050,
2174,
2234,
13,
55168,
27201,
8822,
91139,
1901,
18168,
289,
7442,
40854,
16438,
18268,
824,
2613,
14375,
88127,
4970,
13,
26946,
274,
5584,
1395,
1560,
8811,
7367,
6754,
25187,
8703,
2761,
7146,
1609,
627,
2170,
358,
3309,
279,
18496,
6783,
389,
28363,
11,
420,
574,
279,
1888,
6212,
323,
2800,
430,
358,
617,
1047,
304,
927,
220,
21,
4038,
13,
578,
9689,
574,
9193,
11594,
323,
15987,
311,
1690,
5596,
315,
279,
3363,
627,
14330,
574,
539,
4335,
627,
791,
3813,
315,
279,
9689,
374,
1695,
439,
1633,
3345,
311,
279,
3363,
4219,
627,
11458,
279,
3130,
574,
539,
4335,
627,
16397,
17954,
279,
296,
2227,
301,
1037,
11,
10184,
6985,
323,
26828,
1051,
2736,
9107,
555,
4423,
775,
13,
4314,
1051,
3673,
32399,
19937,
627,
1687,
4691,
3892,
3115,
430,
279,
3130,
1288,
387,
28822,
719,
4400,
7077,
627,
66935,
26612,
4466,
26574,
6590,
1994,
71,
1195,
26798,
21341,
3223,
13,
35137,
3423,
20603,
96606,
26574,
74555,
16438,
627,
1687,
617,
20186,
1618,
1603,
11,
2744,
1027,
11646,
11,
719,
2532,
574,
2294,
11,
3691,
574,
2294,
11,
279,
1566,
4822,
574,
93840,
788,
11,
10035,
358,
1440,
584,
617,
279,
17188,
11,
7296,
3782,
1176,
28391,
11,
719,
430,
1288,
406,
3009,
279,
3691,
505,
1694,
7878,
323,
1695,
4367,
11,
584,
6612,
1093,
584,
1051,
52942,
11,
3703,
574,
9495,
11,
5687,
1051,
3242,
337,
635,
323,
6688,
912,
1520,
520,
682,
11,
856,
10177,
374,
18507,
11,
433,
1053,
617,
1027,
6555,
311,
12234,
11,
279,
17954,
3158,
574,
54916,
291,
1174,
433,
574,
1093,
264,
11965,
3388,
4560,
311,
636,
17954,
1174,
659,
2532,
323,
539,
453,
264,
48454,
439,
584,
1051,
3309,
584,
1053,
636,
627,
644,
2034,
288,
36325,
82414,
16317,
295,
56913,
26574,
18340,
627,
17812,
4208,
114210,
343,
11,
6754,
41507,
4208,
304,
26574,
18340,
336,
94816,
438,
11,
10864,
65115,
114210,
343,
72517,
68658,
2073,
326,
50172,
627,
54850,
36463,
288,
386,
93952,
1097,
25893,
5797,
26798,
21341,
3223,
320,
1263,
11168,
94495,
7367,
60885,
757,
1572,
18569,
1412,
288,
1680,
64730,
657,
43768,
9267,
14748,
8836,
3903,
13,
5124,
3029,
1215,
69673,
10021,
5277,
8388,
28226,
267,
6853,
463,
19421,
425,
12666,
58565,
300,
304,
2761,
5277,
627,
128001
] |
Like Jesus we are challenged to become deeply involved in all things human for the sake of the Kingdom of God. As baptized Christians we have been chosen to be ambassadors to represent Jesus in our world. Perhaps the words of Gandhi: “poverty is the greatest form of violence,” need to re-ignite the fire of our faith.
We share “a common dignity,” reject sinful attitudes that degrade the dignity of others; we receive a “vocation to holiness,” and are called to imitate Jesus’ example striving in thought, word, and action to live his love. This means working “to heal the wounds of sin, living the Beatitudes, practicing the twofold commandment of love of God and neighbor, and imitating the lives of the saints.” We are also called to carry that light into the dark world to extend the light to others (CCC, no. 1243).
If we accept our mission we are to grow in prayer and develop a relationship with God. We are to go out into the world and witness to him in the daily design and pace of life. In other words we are to be commercials for love and mercy. We are to bear fruit, fruit that will last, and this takes conviction and courage. We are called to forgive, gently touch, be compassionate, happy, peaceful, patient, kind, faithful, and self-controlled; as well as defend the poor.
Let us not “let your soul grow numb, but aim for the goal of a beautiful love which also demands sacrifice. Say a firm “no” to the narcotic of success at any cost and the sedative of worrying only about yourself and your own comfort.” (Pope Francis, World Youth Day)
We have lived the Jubilee of mercy and hopefully opened our hearts to Jesus. To live as Jesus would in our world today let us pray for a “conversion to our neighbor” so that we, who were created out of love in order to love, may live our mission of love without lacking generosity.
FMA-SUO | 436 | [
128000,
13246,
10811,
584,
527,
29991,
311,
3719,
17693,
6532,
304,
682,
2574,
3823,
369,
279,
25491,
315,
279,
15422,
315,
4359,
13,
1666,
90225,
22125,
584,
617,
1027,
12146,
311,
387,
96662,
311,
4097,
10811,
304,
1057,
1917,
13,
19292,
279,
4339,
315,
48994,
25,
1054,
5481,
17098,
374,
279,
12474,
1376,
315,
9349,
2476,
1205,
311,
312,
12,
96508,
279,
4027,
315,
1057,
10082,
627,
1687,
4430,
1054,
64,
4279,
38929,
2476,
8007,
97727,
33726,
430,
96630,
279,
38929,
315,
3885,
26,
584,
5371,
264,
1054,
85,
2328,
311,
24429,
1918,
2476,
323,
527,
2663,
311,
737,
20227,
10811,
529,
3187,
68727,
304,
3463,
11,
3492,
11,
323,
1957,
311,
3974,
813,
3021,
13,
1115,
3445,
3318,
1054,
998,
27661,
279,
34254,
315,
7589,
11,
5496,
279,
27894,
21237,
11,
36666,
279,
4483,
1073,
820,
3290,
479,
315,
3021,
315,
4359,
323,
9760,
11,
323,
737,
50644,
279,
6439,
315,
279,
68220,
2029,
1226,
527,
1101,
2663,
311,
6920,
430,
3177,
1139,
279,
6453,
1917,
311,
13334,
279,
3177,
311,
3885,
320,
54973,
11,
912,
13,
220,
8874,
18,
4390,
2746,
584,
4287,
1057,
9131,
584,
527,
311,
3139,
304,
23788,
323,
2274,
264,
5133,
449,
4359,
13,
1226,
527,
311,
733,
704,
1139,
279,
1917,
323,
11550,
311,
1461,
304,
279,
7446,
2955,
323,
18338,
315,
2324,
13,
763,
1023,
4339,
584,
527,
311,
387,
63595,
369,
3021,
323,
39324,
13,
1226,
527,
311,
11984,
14098,
11,
14098,
430,
690,
1566,
11,
323,
420,
5097,
29191,
323,
25775,
13,
1226,
527,
2663,
311,
44491,
11,
30373,
5916,
11,
387,
60961,
11,
6380,
11,
26733,
11,
8893,
11,
3169,
11,
37513,
11,
323,
659,
41370,
26,
439,
1664,
439,
10726,
279,
8009,
627,
10267,
603,
539,
1054,
1169,
701,
13836,
3139,
57371,
11,
719,
9395,
369,
279,
5915,
315,
264,
6366,
3021,
902,
1101,
18651,
28235,
13,
25961,
264,
7626,
1054,
2201,
863,
311,
279,
39788,
14546,
315,
2450,
520,
904,
2853,
323,
279,
11163,
1413,
315,
40876,
1193,
922,
6261,
323,
701,
1866,
6981,
2029,
320,
47,
2862,
26184,
11,
4435,
30160,
6187,
340,
1687,
617,
12439,
279,
80380,
64166,
315,
39324,
323,
23127,
9107,
1057,
23492,
311,
10811,
13,
2057,
3974,
439,
10811,
1053,
304,
1057,
1917,
3432,
1095,
603,
24739,
369,
264,
1054,
74825,
311,
1057,
9760,
863,
779,
430,
584,
11,
889,
1051,
3549,
704,
315,
3021,
304,
2015,
311,
3021,
11,
1253,
3974,
1057,
9131,
315,
3021,
2085,
32161,
65352,
627,
37,
4940,
6354,
52,
46,
128001
] |
The three main devices (symbols) in the Hare blazon are the bars, chief and dragon. The two main tinctures (colors) are gules and or.
Red in heraldry is given the name Gules, sometimes said to be the “martyr’s colour”1. The colour is also associated with Mars, the red planet, and the zodiacal sign Aries 2. Later heralds of a more poetical nature would sometimes refer to the colour as ruby, after the precious stone.3.
The bright yellow colour frequently found in coats of arms is known to heralds as Or, or sometimes simply as Gold.4. Along with, argent, or silver it forms the two “metals” of heraldry – one of the guidelines of heraldic design is that silver objects should not be placed upon gold fields and vice versa 5. The yellow colour is often associated with the Sun, and the zodiacal sign of Leo.6.
The bar is a thin, horizontal stripe across the centre of the shield 7, usually in groups of two or three (any more and there would be confusion with barry, a treatment of horizontal lines of alternating colours). Bars can be a distinctive and easily recognised device, early examples include those awarded by Henry III of England to the family MAUDYT Argent, two bars gules.
The chief is an area across the top of the field 8. It appears in many different forms and can itself be charged with other charges and ordinaries, 9, being treated almost as if it were a completely separate area. In its simplest form it can be clearly identified. Early examples include the award by Henry III of England to the knight Robert de MORTEYN BRETON of Ermine, a chief gules.
Dragons have a long history in Heraldry and indeed have come to symbolise entire countries. Originally they were perhaps based on garbled descriptions of crocodiles given by returning travellers but soon developed a widely accepted representation. 10 Wade suggests that their appearance signifies “a most valiant defender of treasure”, a trait of dragons that we are still familiar with today. 11 | 448 | [
128000,
791,
2380,
1925,
7766,
320,
68526,
8,
304,
279,
473,
548,
1529,
5639,
527,
279,
16283,
11,
10388,
323,
26161,
13,
578,
1403,
1925,
259,
7956,
1439,
320,
21712,
8,
527,
1709,
645,
323,
477,
627,
6161,
304,
65206,
894,
374,
2728,
279,
836,
480,
2482,
11,
7170,
1071,
311,
387,
279,
1054,
76,
6862,
81,
753,
12745,
863,
16,
13,
578,
12745,
374,
1101,
5938,
449,
21725,
11,
279,
2579,
11841,
11,
323,
279,
1167,
57986,
278,
1879,
362,
4108,
220,
17,
13,
25929,
65206,
82,
315,
264,
810,
40360,
950,
7138,
1053,
7170,
8464,
311,
279,
12745,
439,
46307,
11,
1306,
279,
27498,
9998,
13,
18,
627,
791,
10107,
14071,
12745,
14134,
1766,
304,
56737,
315,
11977,
374,
3967,
311,
65206,
82,
439,
2582,
11,
477,
7170,
5042,
439,
7573,
13,
19,
13,
32944,
449,
11,
89244,
11,
477,
15310,
433,
7739,
279,
1403,
1054,
4150,
1147,
863,
315,
65206,
894,
1389,
832,
315,
279,
17959,
315,
65206,
292,
2955,
374,
430,
15310,
6302,
1288,
539,
387,
9277,
5304,
6761,
5151,
323,
17192,
46391,
220,
20,
13,
578,
14071,
12745,
374,
3629,
5938,
449,
279,
8219,
11,
323,
279,
1167,
57986,
278,
1879,
315,
37848,
13,
21,
627,
791,
3703,
374,
264,
15792,
11,
16600,
46642,
4028,
279,
12541,
315,
279,
20858,
220,
22,
11,
6118,
304,
5315,
315,
1403,
477,
2380,
320,
3852,
810,
323,
1070,
1053,
387,
22047,
449,
3703,
894,
11,
264,
6514,
315,
16600,
5238,
315,
73462,
27230,
570,
57206,
649,
387,
264,
35947,
323,
6847,
39764,
3756,
11,
4216,
10507,
2997,
1884,
22034,
555,
18063,
14767,
315,
9635,
311,
279,
3070,
9917,
4760,
79445,
7793,
306,
11,
1403,
16283,
1709,
645,
627,
791,
10388,
374,
459,
3158,
4028,
279,
1948,
315,
279,
2115,
220,
23,
13,
1102,
8111,
304,
1690,
2204,
7739,
323,
649,
5196,
387,
11684,
449,
1023,
10405,
323,
49742,
5548,
11,
220,
24,
11,
1694,
12020,
4661,
439,
422,
433,
1051,
264,
6724,
8821,
3158,
13,
763,
1202,
45648,
1376,
433,
649,
387,
9539,
11054,
13,
23591,
10507,
2997,
279,
10292,
555,
18063,
14767,
315,
9635,
311,
279,
47709,
8563,
409,
72413,
2505,
25259,
81662,
10483,
315,
9939,
6095,
11,
264,
10388,
1709,
645,
627,
18389,
2439,
617,
264,
1317,
3925,
304,
42769,
894,
323,
13118,
617,
2586,
311,
7891,
1082,
4553,
5961,
13,
25842,
814,
1051,
8530,
3196,
389,
7515,
38759,
28887,
315,
14425,
20720,
3742,
2728,
555,
13758,
60068,
719,
5246,
8040,
264,
13882,
11928,
13340,
13,
220,
605,
43982,
13533,
430,
872,
11341,
78864,
1054,
64,
1455,
1062,
5485,
29315,
315,
32726,
9520,
264,
18027,
315,
51536,
430,
584,
527,
2103,
11537,
449,
3432,
13,
220,
806,
128001
] |
CLUNIA -- a town of Hispania Tarraconensis, now Corunna del Conte, in Old Castile, situate on the river Durius (Douro). -- Clunia was a city of the Arevaci, according to Pliny. And by Ptolemy it is called a colony. Dion (L.3, p. 115), mentions Clunia, "in an attack on which city (he states) Metullus overthrew the revolted Hispani." Clunia was also the city where Galba, pro-consul of Spain in the latter part of Nero's reign, commenced his proceedings for resisting the tyranny of that emperor, and for assuming himself the imperial title, power, and authority.
There is an autonomous small brass (see Akerman, Coins of Hispania, p.85), which bears on its obverse a male head, with a dolphin before it; and on its reverse CLOVNIOQ, with a horseman. The other coins of this place are second brass, having on their obverses the head of Tiberius, on their reverses the legend CLVNIA, together with the names of the monetary quatuoviri, by whom they were struck, under that emperor. The type on all, with varieties, is a bull standing; the usual symbol of Romano-Spanish colonies and municipia, although Clunia itself is not designated on any of them as either one or the other. -- See engraving in Medailles de Christine, p.306, xlviii. also in Morell. Impp. vol. iii. TAB. ix.
Rasche (in Lex. Num. vol. i. part 2), places amongst the coinage of Clunia, the celebrated first brass of Galba, inscribed HISPANIA CLVNIA SVL(PICIA). But that is of Roman die, struck Senatus Consulto, and belongs to the imperial series, properly so called. -- See Hispania. | 425 | [
128000,
3218,
1899,
5987,
1198,
264,
6424,
315,
73747,
689,
24912,
969,
444,
87778,
11,
1457,
4563,
359,
3458,
1624,
94478,
11,
304,
10846,
11514,
458,
11,
2503,
6426,
389,
279,
15140,
423,
6198,
355,
320,
35,
50926,
570,
1198,
2493,
359,
689,
574,
264,
3363,
315,
279,
362,
7430,
25471,
11,
4184,
311,
1856,
6577,
13,
1628,
555,
393,
998,
273,
2465,
433,
374,
2663,
264,
42036,
13,
65157,
320,
43,
13,
18,
11,
281,
13,
220,
7322,
705,
34945,
2493,
359,
689,
11,
330,
258,
459,
3440,
389,
902,
3363,
320,
383,
5415,
8,
6344,
620,
355,
927,
339,
4361,
279,
65935,
291,
73747,
72,
1210,
2493,
359,
689,
574,
1101,
279,
3363,
1405,
10845,
4749,
11,
463,
69604,
360,
315,
18157,
304,
279,
15629,
961,
315,
85178,
596,
31402,
11,
65362,
813,
29407,
369,
70441,
279,
78001,
315,
430,
57883,
11,
323,
369,
26619,
5678,
279,
35379,
2316,
11,
2410,
11,
323,
11447,
627,
3947,
374,
459,
39293,
2678,
37138,
320,
4151,
16762,
4858,
11,
62876,
315,
73747,
689,
11,
281,
13,
5313,
705,
902,
30824,
389,
1202,
1536,
4550,
264,
8762,
2010,
11,
449,
264,
99269,
1603,
433,
26,
323,
389,
1202,
10134,
356,
1623,
73061,
3895,
48,
11,
449,
264,
15580,
1543,
13,
578,
1023,
19289,
315,
420,
2035,
527,
2132,
37138,
11,
3515,
389,
872,
1536,
3078,
288,
279,
2010,
315,
350,
8799,
9334,
11,
389,
872,
17888,
288,
279,
13314,
7121,
73061,
5987,
11,
3871,
449,
279,
5144,
315,
279,
33384,
934,
36409,
869,
21336,
11,
555,
8884,
814,
1051,
17948,
11,
1234,
430,
57883,
13,
578,
955,
389,
682,
11,
449,
36680,
11,
374,
264,
17231,
11509,
26,
279,
13783,
7891,
315,
12036,
5770,
6354,
857,
819,
49028,
323,
20188,
689,
11,
8051,
2493,
359,
689,
5196,
374,
539,
24073,
389,
904,
315,
1124,
439,
3060,
832,
477,
279,
1023,
13,
1198,
3580,
51155,
2370,
304,
3344,
87455,
409,
46993,
11,
281,
13,
12879,
11,
865,
22580,
35694,
13,
1101,
304,
4497,
657,
13,
2417,
604,
13,
4499,
13,
63193,
13,
50276,
13,
27962,
627,
49,
300,
1557,
320,
258,
27917,
13,
16610,
13,
4499,
13,
602,
13,
961,
220,
17,
705,
7634,
24059,
279,
16652,
425,
315,
2493,
359,
689,
11,
279,
28284,
1176,
37138,
315,
10845,
4749,
11,
1672,
17890,
473,
56606,
1111,
5987,
7121,
73061,
5987,
17939,
43,
5417,
1341,
5987,
570,
2030,
430,
374,
315,
13041,
2815,
11,
17948,
5476,
1015,
20556,
78,
11,
323,
17623,
311,
279,
35379,
4101,
11,
10489,
779,
2663,
13,
1198,
3580,
73747,
689,
13,
128001
] |
BLAIRSVILLE — Best athlete at the recent American Legion state baseball tournament in Plymouth?
Perhaps a spectator.
Leverkusen, Germany, resident Jonas Efferoth, a North Posey High School exchange student the first half of the 2009-10 school year, attended Princeton’s three state tournament games along with Cindy and Joe Stolz, parents of Post 25 infielder and pitcher Tyler Stolz, starting his high school senior year at age 17.
The rural Posey County family, including oldest son and current University of Southern Indiana student Zach Stolz, began serving as an exchange student host family the 2007-2008 school year.
Returning to visit, Efferoth arrived July 31, along with girlfriend and former Leverkusen coed Olivia Bodnar. They’re staying until Sept. 2, shortly before college classes start in Cologne, Germany.
He’ll also resume practicing the pole vault, an event in which he has cleared 17 feet 5 1/2 inches and will contend to represent Germany in the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
“When you’re talking with Jonas you’re talking with my son. All the students we’ve hosted are family and they’ve all come back to visit,” said Cindy Morris Stolz, Wood Memorial softball player in the Class of 1984 and the daughter of former Minnesota Twins and Evansville Triplets pitcher Danny Morris.
“Cindy is mom to me,” said Efferoth.
“When Jonas left after his term as an exchange student, I cried myself silly,” said Cindy Stolz, whose husband Joe works in Mount Vernon as an electrician.
Lucas Leite of Brazil became the Stolz’ first exchange student resident the 2007-08 academic year, when now 22-year-old Zach was a North Posey senior. Felipe Netto, from Leite’s Brazil high school, followed in fall 2008. Florian Efferoth, cousin of Jonas, became the guest the 2010-11 school year. Earlier, Jonas’ brother Vincent stayed with another Posey County family.
Unlike in the United States, sports are played in clubs, not in schools.
“I got into a sports club when I was 6 months-old. I followed Vincent — now he’s 21 — into the club,” said Jonas, a 19-year-old with a 6-foot-4 3/4 frame.
“Mom said there was no way to get me to bed early if I weren’t in sports.
A chance happening sent Jonas into vaulting.
“Bayer Aspirin, which sponsors our club, cut the gymnastics program,” he said.
“The gym coach said I should go into athletics. I went to one practice and told that coach that I’d been going gymnastics.
“He sent me to the pole vault. I was about 11. I started practicing once a week. Other times I did general athletics.
Unable to enter international competition at 16 because “my coach said I was too young,” Jonas became an exchange student. “My last three weeks here I worked with Marty Rogier, a pole vaulting coach in Evansville. This was after playing soccer, and scoring 13 or 14 goals as a striker, at North Posey, where our team lost to Gibson Southern in overtime in the Princeton Sectional championship match.
Jonas’ 17-5 1/2 vault won the European Championships in Tallen, Estonia, in 2011, before he had to take a break from his avocation.
By then he was a veteran in international competition. He placed eighth in a 2010 competition in Moscow, Russia, to advance to the August 2010 Youth Olympic Games in Singapore, where he placed third.
“We watched that online,” said Cindy Stolz.
“A good experience,” said vaulter. “Athletes from a lot of countries, including the United States, were there. Meeting all the people was a lot of fun.
“After the Youth Olympics, my feeling to get to the real Olympics are real strong.
“One qualifier in Germany is making 18-9. Within four years, I should be at that height. This year I planned to jump a foot higher than my best, but I didn’t get to it. At the Under-20 World Championships in Barcelona, Spain, in July, I did 17-0 3/4.
Keeping close tabs on his sport, Jonas knows that the world record is 20-2 by Sergey Bubba of Ukraine; that Renaud Lavillenie of France became this year’s Olympic champion by clearing 19-7; and that Germans won the silver and bronze medals. Bjorn Otto and Raphael Holzdeppe each cleared 19-4 2/3, Otto winning silver on the basis of fewer misses.
“Germany can take three vaulters to the Olympics,” Jonas said.
“You must be in the top three at the Germany Championships and you must clear 18-9 at least once that season. After our national championships, it’s a decision of German Athletics whether you go to the Olympics.
“Bjorn Otto is 34 and is planning to end his career after this season. Raphael Holzdeppe is 23 and he holds the under-20 world record.
Upon returning home, Jonas will start process technology studies as an engineering major at FH Cologne. But vaulting thoughts won’t go away.
| 1,185 | [
128000,
9574,
58261,
18282,
69296,
2001,
7252,
34880,
520,
279,
3293,
3778,
40935,
1614,
20075,
16520,
304,
72098,
5380,
32576,
264,
89723,
627,
43,
2099,
79566,
268,
11,
10057,
11,
19504,
69186,
31122,
2382,
339,
11,
264,
4892,
51473,
88,
5234,
6150,
9473,
5575,
279,
1176,
4376,
315,
279,
220,
1049,
24,
12,
605,
2978,
1060,
11,
18677,
50421,
753,
2380,
1614,
16520,
3953,
3235,
449,
70431,
323,
13142,
800,
337,
89,
11,
6699,
315,
3962,
220,
914,
100106,
261,
323,
42070,
32320,
800,
337,
89,
11,
6041,
813,
1579,
2978,
10195,
1060,
520,
4325,
220,
1114,
627,
791,
19624,
51473,
88,
6406,
3070,
11,
2737,
24417,
4538,
323,
1510,
3907,
315,
16642,
22319,
5575,
39315,
800,
337,
89,
11,
6137,
13788,
439,
459,
9473,
5575,
3552,
3070,
279,
220,
1049,
22,
12,
1049,
23,
2978,
1060,
627,
85914,
311,
4034,
11,
31122,
2382,
339,
11721,
5887,
220,
2148,
11,
3235,
449,
23601,
323,
4846,
79679,
79566,
268,
1080,
291,
60387,
45702,
52757,
13,
2435,
3207,
19994,
3156,
5488,
13,
220,
17,
11,
20193,
1603,
7926,
6989,
1212,
304,
79158,
11,
10057,
627,
1548,
4805,
1101,
16063,
36666,
279,
26078,
35684,
11,
459,
1567,
304,
902,
568,
706,
23803,
220,
1114,
7693,
220,
20,
220,
16,
14,
17,
15271,
323,
690,
56195,
311,
4097,
10057,
304,
279,
220,
679,
21,
19367,
33063,
304,
28059,
409,
61423,
11,
16327,
627,
51928,
499,
3207,
7556,
449,
69186,
499,
3207,
7556,
449,
856,
4538,
13,
2052,
279,
4236,
584,
4070,
21685,
527,
3070,
323,
814,
4070,
682,
2586,
1203,
311,
4034,
2476,
1071,
70431,
30283,
800,
337,
89,
11,
12404,
27872,
96368,
2851,
304,
279,
3308,
315,
220,
3753,
19,
323,
279,
10003,
315,
4846,
19461,
66368,
323,
30563,
8078,
37749,
2641,
42070,
33699,
30283,
627,
2118,
34,
50090,
374,
3450,
311,
757,
2476,
1071,
31122,
2382,
339,
627,
51928,
69186,
2163,
1306,
813,
4751,
439,
459,
9473,
5575,
11,
358,
39169,
7182,
30571,
2476,
1071,
70431,
800,
337,
89,
11,
6832,
10177,
13142,
4375,
304,
10640,
60237,
439,
459,
9249,
1122,
627,
41745,
300,
2009,
635,
315,
16327,
6244,
279,
800,
337,
89,
529,
1176,
9473,
5575,
19504,
279,
220,
1049,
22,
12,
2318,
14584,
1060,
11,
994,
1457,
220,
1313,
4771,
6418,
39315,
574,
264,
4892,
51473,
88,
10195,
13,
82547,
9558,
998,
11,
505,
2009,
635,
753,
16327,
1579,
2978,
11,
8272,
304,
4498,
220,
1049,
23,
13,
97156,
31122,
2382,
339,
11,
36271,
315,
69186,
11,
6244,
279,
8810,
279,
220,
679,
15,
12,
806,
2978,
1060,
13,
47993,
11,
69186,
529,
10868,
35407,
20186,
449,
2500,
51473,
88,
6406,
3070,
627,
44179,
304,
279,
3723,
4273,
11,
10034,
527,
6476,
304,
19424,
11,
539,
304,
8853,
627,
10378,
2751,
1139,
264,
10034,
6469,
994,
358,
574,
220,
21,
4038,
6418,
13,
358,
8272,
35407,
2001,
1457,
568,
753,
220,
1691,
2001,
1139,
279,
6469,
2476,
1071,
69186,
11,
264,
220,
777,
4771,
6418,
449,
264,
220,
21,
21117,
12,
19,
220,
18,
14,
19,
4124,
627,
2118,
59883,
1071,
1070,
574,
912,
1648,
311,
636,
757,
311,
4950,
4216,
422,
358,
15058,
1431,
304,
10034,
627,
32,
6140,
12765,
3288,
69186,
1139,
35684,
287,
627,
2118,
33,
1155,
1666,
5682,
258,
11,
902,
39701,
1057,
6469,
11,
4018,
279,
70221,
39171,
2068,
2476,
568,
1071,
627,
14305,
19343,
7395,
1071,
358,
1288,
733,
1139,
74175,
13,
358,
4024,
311,
832,
6725,
323,
3309,
430,
7395,
430,
358,
7070,
1027,
2133,
70221,
39171,
627,
40565,
3288,
757,
311,
279,
26078,
35684,
13,
358,
574,
922,
220,
806,
13,
358,
3940,
36666,
3131,
264,
2046,
13,
7089,
3115,
358,
1550,
4689,
74175,
627,
17512,
311,
3810,
6625,
10937,
520,
220,
845,
1606,
1054,
2465,
7395,
1071,
358,
574,
2288,
3995,
2476,
69186,
6244,
459,
9473,
5575,
13,
1054,
5159,
1566,
2380,
5672,
1618,
358,
6575,
449,
56254,
15617,
1291,
11,
264,
26078,
35684,
287,
7395,
304,
30563,
8078,
13,
1115,
574,
1306,
5737,
22963,
11,
323,
20413,
220,
1032,
477,
220,
975,
9021,
439,
264,
45041,
11,
520,
4892,
51473,
88,
11,
1405,
1057,
2128,
5675,
311,
44522,
16642,
304,
39599,
304,
279,
50421,
11360,
278,
22279,
2489,
627,
38252,
300,
529,
220,
1114,
12,
20,
220,
16,
14,
17,
35684,
2834,
279,
7665,
48854,
304,
42202,
268,
11,
69462,
11,
304,
220,
679,
16,
11,
1603,
568,
1047,
311,
1935,
264,
1464,
505,
813,
1860,
2328,
627,
1383,
1243,
568,
574,
264,
21487,
304,
6625,
10937,
13,
1283,
9277,
37477,
304,
264,
220,
679,
15,
10937,
304,
23223,
11,
8524,
11,
311,
12178,
311,
279,
6287,
220,
679,
15,
30160,
25944,
11871,
304,
21181,
11,
1405,
568,
9277,
4948,
627,
15085,
15746,
430,
2930,
2476,
1071,
70431,
800,
337,
89,
627,
48349,
1695,
3217,
2476,
1071,
348,
5049,
466,
13,
1054,
86340,
14203,
505,
264,
2763,
315,
5961,
11,
2737,
279,
3723,
4273,
11,
1051,
1070,
13,
30155,
682,
279,
1274,
574,
264,
2763,
315,
2523,
627,
2118,
6153,
279,
30160,
33063,
11,
856,
8430,
311,
636,
311,
279,
1972,
33063,
527,
1972,
3831,
627,
99799,
61747,
304,
10057,
374,
3339,
220,
972,
12,
24,
13,
25218,
3116,
1667,
11,
358,
1288,
387,
520,
430,
2673,
13,
1115,
1060,
358,
13205,
311,
7940,
264,
4579,
5190,
1109,
856,
1888,
11,
719,
358,
3287,
1431,
636,
311,
433,
13,
2468,
279,
9636,
12,
508,
4435,
48854,
304,
28035,
11,
18157,
11,
304,
5887,
11,
358,
1550,
220,
1114,
12,
15,
220,
18,
14,
19,
627,
72447,
3345,
23204,
389,
813,
10775,
11,
69186,
8964,
430,
279,
1917,
3335,
374,
220,
508,
12,
17,
555,
74529,
426,
392,
4749,
315,
19278,
26,
430,
49894,
664,
43950,
484,
62658,
315,
9822,
6244,
420,
1060,
753,
25944,
18824,
555,
33850,
220,
777,
12,
22,
26,
323,
430,
42037,
2834,
279,
15310,
323,
40907,
60082,
13,
69841,
1540,
66991,
323,
90986,
16071,
89,
15237,
375,
1855,
23803,
220,
777,
12,
19,
220,
17,
14,
18,
11,
66991,
11230,
15310,
389,
279,
8197,
315,
17162,
43394,
627,
2118,
51270,
649,
1935,
2380,
35684,
388,
311,
279,
33063,
2476,
69186,
1071,
627,
33672,
2011,
387,
304,
279,
1948,
2380,
520,
279,
10057,
48854,
323,
499,
2011,
2867,
220,
972,
12,
24,
520,
3325,
3131,
430,
3280,
13,
4740,
1057,
5426,
59284,
11,
433,
753,
264,
5597,
315,
6063,
70831,
3508,
499,
733,
311,
279,
33063,
627,
2118,
33,
73,
1540,
66991,
374,
220,
1958,
323,
374,
9293,
311,
842,
813,
7076,
1306,
420,
3280,
13,
90986,
16071,
89,
15237,
375,
374,
220,
1419,
323,
568,
10187,
279,
1234,
12,
508,
1917,
3335,
627,
50384,
13758,
2162,
11,
69186,
690,
1212,
1920,
5557,
7978,
439,
459,
15009,
3682,
520,
82298,
79158,
13,
2030,
35684,
287,
11555,
2834,
1431,
733,
3201,
627,
128001
] |
There are a host of vector-borne illnesses that plague our area including tick-borne illnesses like Lyme disease, Babesiosis and Anaplasmosis and also mosquito-borne illnesses such as Eastern Equine Encephalitis and other encephalides. The mosquito is responsible for another illness lurking in Massachusetts, it is West Nile Virus. As of August 2nd, 2012, no humans have been reported to be infected with the disease, however state officials have confirmed mosquitoes testing positive for the virus in Arlington, Boston, Brookline, Everett, Newton, Malden, Revere, and Winthrop. The Boston Globe recently reported additional positive results on mosquitoes found in Framingham and Wayland as well. The sheer number of mosquitoes testing positive all over Massachusetts is sending a red alert to residents from the beaches to the mountains.
Effective mosquito control begins by removing items and areas where water can pool and stagnate. A bird bath with stagnate water is the perfect nursery for mosquitoes.
What is West Nile?
West Nile Virus is an arbovirus that is spread through the bite of an infected mosquito. West Nile Virus can produce one of three outcomes in humans. These three distinct reactions to the illness are asymptomatic, febrile and neuroinvasive which can turn into West Nile Meningitis or West Nile Encephalitis which can cause inflammation of the brain and damage to the central nervous system.
Asymptomatic infections generally display few or no symptoms following a typical 2-8 day incubation period. If the disease then worsens, those infected can then develop febrile West Nile. Symptoms of febrile West Nile usually include headache, chills, sweatiness, fever, and joint pain similar to the onset of being infected with the seasonal flu. In some cases the patient may experience vomiting, diarrhea and other gastrointestinal symptoms, but these are less common. In most cases these febrile symptoms will resolve within 10 days. More severe cases of West Nile can cause Meningitis and Encephalitis which can lead to coma and death.
The time for being at the greatest risk by being infected with West Nile Virus usually spans from July to September and can be a potentially serious illness. Here in North America The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention refer to the illness as a seasonal epidemic that flares up in the summer and continues into the fall. There is no cure or vaccination for the illness which can only be treated by the symptoms it displays in each patient.
It’s so easy to protect yourself and your family from WNV with Mosquito Squad of the North Shore at the reins.
What can I do to protect myself and my family?
The key to protecting ourselves and our family is exercising mosquito control and prevention here in the North Shore. If you remove the reason for potential illness from the equation then you eliminate the risk factor. Successful mosquito control and prevention starts at home by taking control of your surroundings and making your property less appealing to mosquitoes. Mosquito Squad has devised a simple checklist of the 5T’s of mosquito control that informs you of the ways to keep mosquitoes away from your property and away from you and your family. In order to effectively wipe out your risk, it is important to make a habit out of these precautions which include prompt removal of standing water, or vessels that could easily become filled with water by frequent inspections of your property.
Mosquito Squad of Leominster offers an intensive mosquito control program that controls and prevents mosquitoes all season. Our safe and effective barrier sprays are sprayed on schedule throughout the mosquito season and ensure no gaps in your mosquito control. We also offer an automatic mosquito misting system that is highly effective in a residential setting. Our goal is to completely protect you from mosquitoes and the many diseases they carry for the entire season. Contact Mosquito Squad of Leominster to learn more. | 795 | [
128000,
3947,
527,
264,
3552,
315,
4724,
1481,
17334,
49909,
430,
55537,
1057,
3158,
2737,
9525,
1481,
17334,
49909,
1093,
94216,
8624,
11,
26441,
288,
91260,
323,
1556,
391,
14833,
8801,
285,
323,
1101,
50646,
1481,
17334,
49909,
1778,
439,
18516,
11964,
483,
2998,
59822,
278,
20000,
323,
1023,
665,
59822,
278,
3422,
13,
578,
50646,
374,
8647,
369,
2500,
17563,
83075,
304,
22108,
11,
433,
374,
4410,
77290,
65092,
13,
1666,
315,
6287,
220,
17,
303,
11,
220,
679,
17,
11,
912,
12966,
617,
1027,
5068,
311,
387,
29374,
449,
279,
8624,
11,
4869,
1614,
7510,
617,
11007,
83201,
7649,
6928,
369,
279,
17188,
304,
59796,
11,
10406,
11,
15978,
1074,
11,
78195,
11,
21324,
11,
386,
4852,
268,
11,
1050,
19846,
11,
323,
12468,
98643,
13,
578,
10406,
41910,
6051,
5068,
5217,
6928,
3135,
389,
83201,
1766,
304,
66240,
24125,
323,
12424,
1974,
439,
1664,
13,
578,
33638,
1396,
315,
83201,
7649,
6928,
682,
927,
22108,
374,
11889,
264,
2579,
5225,
311,
11062,
505,
279,
35909,
311,
279,
24405,
627,
68639,
50646,
2585,
12302,
555,
18054,
3673,
323,
5789,
1405,
3090,
649,
7463,
323,
54363,
349,
13,
362,
12224,
9061,
449,
54363,
349,
3090,
374,
279,
4832,
56226,
369,
83201,
627,
3923,
374,
4410,
77290,
5380,
24188,
77290,
65092,
374,
459,
802,
754,
85,
17402,
430,
374,
9041,
1555,
279,
23556,
315,
459,
29374,
50646,
13,
4410,
77290,
65092,
649,
8356,
832,
315,
2380,
20124,
304,
12966,
13,
4314,
2380,
12742,
25481,
311,
279,
17563,
527,
97354,
13795,
11,
1172,
1347,
458,
323,
18247,
258,
78134,
902,
649,
2543,
1139,
4410,
77290,
386,
6147,
20000,
477,
4410,
77290,
2998,
59822,
278,
20000,
902,
649,
5353,
37140,
315,
279,
8271,
323,
5674,
311,
279,
8792,
23418,
1887,
627,
2170,
1631,
418,
13795,
30020,
8965,
3113,
2478,
477,
912,
13803,
2768,
264,
14595,
220,
17,
12,
23,
1938,
49727,
367,
4261,
13,
1442,
279,
8624,
1243,
47293,
729,
11,
1884,
29374,
649,
1243,
2274,
1172,
1347,
458,
4410,
77290,
13,
77417,
315,
1172,
1347,
458,
4410,
77290,
6118,
2997,
47846,
11,
523,
3385,
11,
28566,
1918,
11,
34653,
11,
323,
10496,
6784,
4528,
311,
279,
42080,
315,
1694,
29374,
449,
279,
36899,
20236,
13,
763,
1063,
5157,
279,
8893,
1253,
3217,
63571,
11,
69393,
323,
1023,
80311,
13803,
11,
719,
1521,
527,
2753,
4279,
13,
763,
1455,
5157,
1521,
1172,
1347,
458,
13803,
690,
9006,
2949,
220,
605,
2919,
13,
4497,
15748,
5157,
315,
4410,
77290,
649,
5353,
386,
6147,
20000,
323,
2998,
59822,
278,
20000,
902,
649,
3063,
311,
70398,
323,
4648,
627,
791,
892,
369,
1694,
520,
279,
12474,
5326,
555,
1694,
29374,
449,
4410,
77290,
65092,
6118,
45395,
505,
5887,
311,
6250,
323,
649,
387,
264,
13893,
6129,
17563,
13,
5810,
304,
4892,
5270,
578,
41991,
369,
31974,
7935,
323,
36947,
8464,
311,
279,
17563,
439,
264,
36899,
42620,
430,
1344,
5518,
709,
304,
279,
7474,
323,
9731,
1139,
279,
4498,
13,
2684,
374,
912,
27208,
477,
47165,
369,
279,
17563,
902,
649,
1193,
387,
12020,
555,
279,
13803,
433,
19207,
304,
1855,
8893,
627,
2181,
753,
779,
4228,
311,
6144,
6261,
323,
701,
3070,
505,
468,
37426,
449,
12847,
42196,
35807,
315,
279,
4892,
45819,
520,
279,
90518,
627,
3923,
649,
358,
656,
311,
6144,
7182,
323,
856,
3070,
5380,
791,
1401,
311,
22973,
13520,
323,
1057,
3070,
374,
51582,
50646,
2585,
323,
27344,
1618,
304,
279,
4892,
45819,
13,
1442,
499,
4148,
279,
2944,
369,
4754,
17563,
505,
279,
24524,
1243,
499,
22472,
279,
5326,
8331,
13,
46626,
50646,
2585,
323,
27344,
8638,
520,
2162,
555,
4737,
2585,
315,
701,
40190,
323,
3339,
701,
3424,
2753,
33352,
311,
83201,
13,
12847,
42196,
35807,
706,
69120,
264,
4382,
53673,
315,
279,
220,
20,
51,
753,
315,
50646,
2585,
430,
64252,
499,
315,
279,
5627,
311,
2567,
83201,
3201,
505,
701,
3424,
323,
3201,
505,
499,
323,
701,
3070,
13,
763,
2015,
311,
13750,
40194,
704,
701,
5326,
11,
433,
374,
3062,
311,
1304,
264,
14464,
704,
315,
1521,
61003,
902,
2997,
10137,
17065,
315,
11509,
3090,
11,
477,
31080,
430,
1436,
6847,
3719,
10409,
449,
3090,
555,
21420,
58074,
315,
701,
3424,
627,
77406,
42196,
35807,
315,
2009,
8129,
3751,
6209,
459,
37295,
50646,
2585,
2068,
430,
11835,
323,
29034,
83201,
682,
3280,
13,
5751,
6220,
323,
7524,
22881,
8314,
954,
527,
78721,
389,
9899,
6957,
279,
50646,
3280,
323,
6106,
912,
33251,
304,
701,
50646,
2585,
13,
1226,
1101,
3085,
459,
17392,
50646,
8770,
287,
1887,
430,
374,
7701,
7524,
304,
264,
20658,
6376,
13,
5751,
5915,
374,
311,
6724,
6144,
499,
505,
83201,
323,
279,
1690,
19338,
814,
6920,
369,
279,
4553,
3280,
13,
9359,
12847,
42196,
35807,
315,
2009,
8129,
3751,
311,
4048,
810,
13,
128001
] |
Our pupils learnt about the criteria of Priority Marine Features (PMF) and the important role they play in creating a diverse and healthy ecosystem. We are especially lucky as our local shore consists of not one, but TWO PMFs.
We used transect line sampling method to collect the data. We measured the length, depth and weight of each oyster along the transect. We also recorded the epifauna and epiflora as well as the empty oyster shells. We also observed a change of substratum leading to a change of oyster numbers.
We shared our data with Dr. Cass Bromley, Marine Enhancement Adviser at NatureScot and an expert on native oysters.
Way to go little marine biologists! | 150 | [
128000,
8140,
45172,
50350,
922,
279,
13186,
315,
33020,
23820,
20289,
320,
8971,
37,
8,
323,
279,
3062,
3560,
814,
1514,
304,
6968,
264,
17226,
323,
9498,
26031,
13,
1226,
527,
5423,
18069,
439,
1057,
2254,
31284,
17610,
315,
539,
832,
11,
719,
47358,
5975,
49400,
627,
1687,
1511,
24614,
9885,
1584,
25936,
1749,
311,
6667,
279,
828,
13,
1226,
17303,
279,
3160,
11,
8149,
323,
4785,
315,
1855,
297,
22604,
3235,
279,
24614,
9885,
13,
1226,
1101,
12715,
279,
4248,
34918,
8733,
323,
4248,
333,
75,
6347,
439,
1664,
439,
279,
4384,
297,
22604,
44054,
13,
1226,
1101,
13468,
264,
2349,
315,
16146,
27349,
6522,
311,
264,
2349,
315,
297,
22604,
5219,
627,
1687,
6222,
1057,
828,
449,
2999,
13,
26520,
65698,
3258,
11,
23820,
53617,
24874,
261,
520,
22037,
3407,
354,
323,
459,
6335,
389,
10068,
297,
100163,
627,
36154,
311,
733,
2697,
29691,
6160,
22012,
0,
128001
] |
The incline of a treadmill in degrees is not the same as the gradient, which is given in percentage, and some treadmills do not display either figure. Calculate the incline of your treadmill on your own with a measuring tape and a calculator.Know More
Set the treadmill to its flat setting. Use a level or measure the heights of the front and back rollers, which should be equal distances from the floor. Measure the length from roller to roller. This length is the hypotenuse of the triangles you measure later.
Increase the incline of the treadmill. Measure the new distances from the rollers straight down to the ground. The difference between these two heights is the height of the triangle or the rise of the slope.
The total length or hypotenuse of the inclined treadmill squared is equal to the sums of the squares of both legs (A? + B? = C?). One of the legs, the height, is already known, as is the hypotenuse (C). Solve for the unknown leg by obtaining the square root of the difference between the hypotenuse squared and the height squared. This second leg can be called the base. Dividing the height by the base and multiplying the product by 100 results in the gradient percentage.
The sine of an angle is equal to the opposite side divided by the hypotenuse. Divide the opposite side (height) by the hypotenuse. Take the inverse sine of the quotient.
The cosine (cos) of 90 degrees is zero. This value is taken from the unit circle, a commonly used device in mathematics that assigns values to the trigonometric functions of sine and cosine.Full Answer >
The sine of a 10-degree angle is 0.17. The sine is defined as the length of the side of the triangle opposite the angle in question, divided by the length of the hypotenuse. These lengths can be determined through the Pythagorean theorem.Full Answer >
Sin 90 degrees is equal to one. This degree value can also be expressed in radians as sin(?/2) = 1. This value of the sine function corresponds to one-fourth of the complete arc distance along the unit circle.Full Answer >
The cosine of zero degrees is equal to one. The cosine is a trigonometric function that can be defined through the Pythagorean Theorem as the length of the side of a right triangle adjacent to an angle over the hypotenuse of the triangle.Full Answer > | 521 | [
128000,
791,
18916,
483,
315,
264,
85746,
304,
12628,
374,
539,
279,
1890,
439,
279,
20779,
11,
902,
374,
2728,
304,
11668,
11,
323,
1063,
48814,
76,
3385,
656,
539,
3113,
3060,
7216,
13,
21157,
279,
18916,
483,
315,
701,
85746,
389,
701,
1866,
449,
264,
30090,
17401,
323,
264,
31052,
11606,
3409,
4497,
198,
1681,
279,
85746,
311,
1202,
10269,
6376,
13,
5560,
264,
2237,
477,
6767,
279,
36394,
315,
279,
4156,
323,
1203,
89713,
11,
902,
1288,
387,
6273,
27650,
505,
279,
6558,
13,
35204,
279,
3160,
505,
29551,
311,
29551,
13,
1115,
3160,
374,
279,
9950,
66728,
817,
315,
279,
43546,
499,
6767,
3010,
627,
70656,
279,
18916,
483,
315,
279,
85746,
13,
35204,
279,
502,
27650,
505,
279,
89713,
7833,
1523,
311,
279,
5015,
13,
578,
6811,
1990,
1521,
1403,
36394,
374,
279,
2673,
315,
279,
22217,
477,
279,
10205,
315,
279,
31332,
627,
791,
2860,
3160,
477,
9950,
66728,
817,
315,
279,
43131,
85746,
53363,
374,
6273,
311,
279,
37498,
315,
279,
32440,
315,
2225,
14535,
320,
32,
30,
489,
426,
30,
284,
356,
48366,
3861,
315,
279,
14535,
11,
279,
2673,
11,
374,
2736,
3967,
11,
439,
374,
279,
9950,
66728,
817,
320,
34,
570,
64384,
369,
279,
9987,
2531,
555,
19546,
279,
9518,
3789,
315,
279,
6811,
1990,
279,
9950,
66728,
817,
53363,
323,
279,
2673,
53363,
13,
1115,
2132,
2531,
649,
387,
2663,
279,
2385,
13,
8940,
6714,
279,
2673,
555,
279,
2385,
323,
85292,
279,
2027,
555,
220,
1041,
3135,
304,
279,
20779,
11668,
627,
791,
58768,
315,
459,
9392,
374,
6273,
311,
279,
14329,
3185,
18255,
555,
279,
9950,
66728,
817,
13,
64002,
279,
14329,
3185,
320,
2627,
8,
555,
279,
9950,
66728,
817,
13,
12040,
279,
29049,
58768,
315,
279,
75862,
627,
791,
76359,
320,
9594,
8,
315,
220,
1954,
12628,
374,
7315,
13,
1115,
907,
374,
4529,
505,
279,
5089,
12960,
11,
264,
17037,
1511,
3756,
304,
38696,
430,
51012,
2819,
311,
279,
54033,
263,
24264,
5865,
315,
58768,
323,
76359,
33138,
22559,
6235,
791,
58768,
315,
264,
220,
605,
38775,
9392,
374,
220,
15,
13,
1114,
13,
578,
58768,
374,
4613,
439,
279,
3160,
315,
279,
3185,
315,
279,
22217,
14329,
279,
9392,
304,
3488,
11,
18255,
555,
279,
3160,
315,
279,
9950,
66728,
817,
13,
4314,
29416,
649,
387,
11075,
1555,
279,
5468,
96462,
46295,
58917,
33138,
22559,
6235,
49368,
220,
1954,
12628,
374,
6273,
311,
832,
13,
1115,
8547,
907,
649,
1101,
387,
13605,
304,
51884,
439,
7589,
34394,
14,
17,
8,
284,
220,
16,
13,
1115,
907,
315,
279,
58768,
734,
34310,
311,
832,
42117,
339,
315,
279,
4686,
15952,
6138,
3235,
279,
5089,
12960,
33138,
22559,
6235,
791,
76359,
315,
7315,
12628,
374,
6273,
311,
832,
13,
578,
76359,
374,
264,
54033,
263,
24264,
734,
430,
649,
387,
4613,
1555,
279,
5468,
96462,
46295,
578,
13475,
439,
279,
3160,
315,
279,
3185,
315,
264,
1314,
22217,
24894,
311,
459,
9392,
927,
279,
9950,
66728,
817,
315,
279,
22217,
33138,
22559,
871,
128001
] |
The following post is a more detailed version of the article that appeared in the July Edition of the Leading Notes Online Magazine (leadingnotes.org). That article may be found directly on the Leading Notes Wesbsite by using this link.
One of the fascinating things about social media is its ability to minimize the size of the world by bringing far-spread communities together in accessible ways. In 2005, I took notice that there was not a lot of quality information concerning the music education profession being generated and injected into the Internet. Although there were a “hodge-podge” of music-related start-up forums and static websites that offered a limited amount of resources, there was a noticeable absence of music teachers, as a “voice”, in the vast expanse of cyberspace. Because of this void, I decided to start a music, technology, and education blog, based on the WordPress platform, to help kick-start the conversation in the evolving digital informational medium (what I refer to as the Web 2.0 stream).
During the first couple of years of my personal blog (which later became MusTech.Net), I wrote hundreds of posts and started hundreds of more dialogs among music teachers visiting my website. This new, blog-based, type of communication was very exciting and allowed for two-way communication (Web 2.0) to transpire among the readership. It was not long before I found a number of others that had started to write similar blogs (Dr. James Frankel, Dr. Miika Salavuo, and Evan Tobias -to name a few) and we began to connect with each other’s work using technologies such as RSS (Really Simple Syndication) and ATOM feeds.
Through RSS, hyper-linking, and the sharing of our websites utilizing “blog rolls”, a virtual community of music educators began to form around this new concept of Web 2.0 communication and diaspora. In addition to these new websites and blogs, a number of music teachers, including myself, began to create shared Wikis (group collaborative websites) and offer podcasts focused on music education related topics. In a time period where most of the established music education societies and associations were still very stagnate and restrictive with their websites and information, the advent of these new Web 2.0-style websites created a fresh perspective for our profession and sparked a new zeal in those that were connecting to and utilizing these new types of online resources.
Toward the close of 2007, I decided to move forward with a music education blogger initiative and announce, in January of 2008 at the Florida Music Educators Association Conference, the start an official campaign to get 100 music educators actively blogging by 2009. The campaign was successfully completed ahead of the deadline. In part because of this campaign, there were now large amounts of materials being created by the music education profession that were being pumped directly into the Internet ecosystem for others to find. Around that time, I started the Music Education Blog Carnival and the website, MusicEdNews.com, which are both still active and provide outlets for the works being generated by those blogging about music education.
The Web 2.0 stream started to shift for me in 2009 when a number of us (music bloggers) started using Twitter as an additional conduit of information and another way to broadcast items of interest to music teachers at almost instantaneous speeds. It was not long before “our” adoption of Twitter was manifesting itself at regional, state, and national conferences where it was used to distribute clinic and exhibiter information via Twitter “hash tags”. Hash tags, as used within Twitter, allow thousands of people to congregate around specific topics and are similar to a type of keyword.
On March 1st, 2010 Andy Zweibel (the originator of the #musedchat hash tag) and I co-moderated the first ever music education conversation on Twitter using the #musedchat hash tag –it was a huge success. This conversation has continued every Monday evening since the launch. At this point, it was becoming clear to me that the social conversation about music education had begun to evolve from the dialogs that were previously being had on the individual blogs and websites to now include conversational streams generated on the more popular (and more populated) social media platforms such as Twitter.
One of the beautiful things about using Twitter is that the users have to be succinct with their statements (only 140 characters per update) –it is also one of the limiting factors of it. In May of 2010, I decided to launch one of the most advanced music education-related social media platforms ever to be designed: the MusicPLN.org. Short for the Music Educators Professional Learning Network (MPLN), it was created to address some of the shortfalls of Twitter and all of “our” existing social media initiatives.
The mission of the MPLN was one that I’ve had in mind since I started this journey down the Web 2.0 stream: “…to generate better, more accessible, information about music, education, and technology and to freely encourage dialogs from Music Educators through social media outlets…”. Toward the end of 2011, I began to see a number of signs with regard to a new, stronger, current in the Web 2.0 stream, Facebook Groups. Facebook had always been a secondary conduit for communication by our virtual community, but we had never adopted it completely or successfully; however, once I began in earnest deliberating over its functionality as a viable use for our virtual community, I was convinced that it could be an even better platform for our discussions given their recent changes to their Facebook “Group” sections. This became evident to me with the radical success of the Band Directors’ Group on Facebook –founded by Brian Wis who was one of the original steering committee members of the MusicPLN.org.
With the new insights about Facebook, I decided to evolve the MusicPLN.org into a Facebook Group called the Music Teachers Group. Along with a prominent group of music educators that include Amy Burns, Barbara Freedman, Richard McCready, and Thomas West, we official launched the group in April of 2012. At that time, I also made the bittersweet decision to close the MusicPLN.org after a very successful two years. The MPLN, at its peak, had over 2,500 members, 37 forums, 1,000 topics, and over 12,000 user updates. These types of statistics demonstrate the effectiveness and need for these types of profession oriented groups.
I absolutely see the move to Facebook as a positive one even though the functionality offered though Facebook is less than that of the MPLN. Facebook currently has over 155,000,000 (155 million) members in the United States alone (http://www.socialbakers.com/facebook-statistics/) and the average user spends 7 hours and 45 minutes on Facebook each month -checking-in multiple times per day (http://blog.nielsen.com/nielsenwire/online_mobile/august-2011-top-us-web-brands). Given the near universal adoption of Facebook by the population, the decision to move the “virtual music conversation” to where the people are congregated made/makes a lot of sense. This change also eliminates the need for members to have to periodically visit and follow “yet another website” as they will likely already be a member of Facebook.
The Music Teachers Group on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/groups/musicpln/) is a private group that any music teacher can freely join to read or discuss topics that are of interest to them. Although, as previously stated, the functionality of the group is somewhat reduced from that of the MPLN, the original mission of the MPLN is easier to attain via Facebook with regard to creating and sustaining dialog among all music teachers wherever they might be. Facebook is also “mobile-ready” and easily integrated into our new, smart-device oriented lifestyle(s), making it easier to stay current with the conversations happening in the group. The transition to Facebook went very smoothly and, in less than two months, there have been hundreds of updates created by the groups’ 1,600+ members.
I do not think the Music Teacher Facebook Group should replace the need for music education bloggers, our robust Twitter community, or any other social medium that music teachers may be using. We do not need to adopt one social media form of communication over another, but rather find ways to create effective opportunities for those already using them, whatever they might be. Many national music organizations such as NAfME and TI:ME are now very active with social media and it is exciting to see the resources and communities that they are fostering because of it.
Wherever the online conversation may go with regard to music and music education, it is my hope that all musicians and educators will adopt and embrace these amazing social media technologies for professional development, to support their own programs, and to glean from all of the opportunities that they afford when used effectively. | 1,877 | [
128000,
791,
2768,
1772,
374,
264,
810,
11944,
2373,
315,
279,
4652,
430,
9922,
304,
279,
5887,
14398,
315,
279,
59143,
18559,
8267,
22168,
320,
21307,
18790,
2726,
570,
3011,
4652,
1253,
387,
1766,
6089,
389,
279,
59143,
18559,
37476,
3302,
555,
1701,
420,
2723,
627,
4054,
315,
279,
27387,
2574,
922,
3674,
3772,
374,
1202,
5845,
311,
30437,
279,
1404,
315,
279,
1917,
555,
12967,
3117,
1355,
21376,
10977,
3871,
304,
15987,
5627,
13,
763,
220,
1049,
20,
11,
358,
3952,
5406,
430,
1070,
574,
539,
264,
2763,
315,
4367,
2038,
18815,
279,
4731,
6873,
4913,
1694,
8066,
323,
41772,
1139,
279,
8191,
13,
10541,
1070,
1051,
264,
1054,
71,
15912,
2320,
15912,
863,
315,
4731,
14228,
1212,
5352,
25907,
323,
1118,
13335,
430,
9076,
264,
7347,
3392,
315,
5070,
11,
1070,
574,
264,
43426,
19821,
315,
4731,
13639,
11,
439,
264,
1054,
10063,
9520,
304,
279,
13057,
506,
95519,
315,
9693,
1941,
1330,
13,
9393,
315,
420,
742,
11,
358,
6773,
311,
1212,
264,
4731,
11,
5557,
11,
323,
6873,
5117,
11,
3196,
389,
279,
20394,
5452,
11,
311,
1520,
10536,
19471,
279,
10652,
304,
279,
42028,
7528,
47735,
11298,
320,
12840,
358,
8464,
311,
439,
279,
5000,
220,
17,
13,
15,
4365,
4390,
16397,
279,
1176,
5743,
315,
1667,
315,
856,
4443,
5117,
320,
8370,
3010,
6244,
5444,
35197,
17426,
705,
358,
6267,
11758,
315,
8158,
323,
3940,
11758,
315,
810,
87336,
4315,
4731,
13639,
17136,
856,
3997,
13,
1115,
502,
11,
5117,
6108,
11,
955,
315,
10758,
574,
1633,
13548,
323,
5535,
369,
1403,
27896,
10758,
320,
6109,
220,
17,
13,
15,
8,
311,
1380,
23772,
4315,
279,
13016,
2200,
13,
1102,
574,
539,
1317,
1603,
358,
1766,
264,
1396,
315,
3885,
430,
1047,
3940,
311,
3350,
4528,
26743,
320,
9023,
13,
7957,
9454,
301,
11,
2999,
13,
21402,
11755,
8375,
402,
24012,
11,
323,
45043,
80102,
482,
998,
836,
264,
2478,
8,
323,
584,
6137,
311,
4667,
449,
1855,
1023,
753,
990,
1701,
14645,
1778,
439,
30374,
320,
49885,
9170,
42319,
20901,
8,
323,
7520,
1937,
35496,
627,
24798,
30374,
11,
17508,
9142,
287,
11,
323,
279,
11821,
315,
1057,
13335,
35988,
1054,
11921,
28473,
9520,
264,
4200,
4029,
315,
4731,
50794,
6137,
311,
1376,
2212,
420,
502,
7434,
315,
5000,
220,
17,
13,
15,
10758,
323,
41470,
71764,
13,
763,
5369,
311,
1521,
502,
13335,
323,
26743,
11,
264,
1396,
315,
4731,
13639,
11,
2737,
7182,
11,
6137,
311,
1893,
6222,
43205,
285,
320,
4166,
40806,
13335,
8,
323,
3085,
55346,
10968,
389,
4731,
6873,
5552,
13650,
13,
763,
264,
892,
4261,
1405,
1455,
315,
279,
9749,
4731,
6873,
34775,
323,
30257,
1051,
2103,
1633,
54363,
349,
323,
58096,
449,
872,
13335,
323,
2038,
11,
279,
11599,
315,
1521,
502,
5000,
220,
17,
13,
15,
11549,
13335,
3549,
264,
7878,
13356,
369,
1057,
4913,
323,
41544,
264,
502,
69779,
304,
1884,
430,
1051,
21583,
311,
323,
35988,
1521,
502,
4595,
315,
2930,
5070,
627,
51,
83071,
279,
3345,
315,
220,
1049,
22,
11,
358,
6773,
311,
3351,
4741,
449,
264,
4731,
6873,
40281,
20770,
323,
22203,
11,
304,
6186,
315,
220,
1049,
23,
520,
279,
9784,
10948,
10355,
3046,
10229,
15217,
11,
279,
1212,
459,
4033,
4901,
311,
636,
220,
1041,
4731,
50794,
22815,
43092,
555,
220,
1049,
24,
13,
578,
4901,
574,
7946,
8308,
8469,
315,
279,
22143,
13,
763,
961,
1606,
315,
420,
4901,
11,
1070,
1051,
1457,
3544,
15055,
315,
7384,
1694,
3549,
555,
279,
4731,
6873,
4913,
430,
1051,
1694,
62454,
6089,
1139,
279,
8191,
26031,
369,
3885,
311,
1505,
13,
33916,
430,
892,
11,
358,
3940,
279,
10948,
11930,
14496,
78844,
323,
279,
3997,
11,
10948,
2782,
14710,
916,
11,
902,
527,
2225,
2103,
4642,
323,
3493,
28183,
369,
279,
4375,
1694,
8066,
555,
1884,
43092,
922,
4731,
6873,
627,
791,
5000,
220,
17,
13,
15,
4365,
3940,
311,
6541,
369,
757,
304,
220,
1049,
24,
994,
264,
1396,
315,
603,
320,
32261,
50343,
8,
3940,
1701,
6405,
439,
459,
5217,
77635,
315,
2038,
323,
2500,
1648,
311,
13195,
3673,
315,
2802,
311,
4731,
13639,
520,
4661,
96219,
25753,
13,
1102,
574,
539,
1317,
1603,
1054,
414,
863,
25375,
315,
6405,
574,
14794,
287,
5196,
520,
15481,
11,
1614,
11,
323,
5426,
38614,
1405,
433,
574,
1511,
311,
16822,
28913,
323,
12532,
2058,
2038,
4669,
6405,
1054,
8460,
9681,
11453,
6668,
9681,
11,
439,
1511,
2949,
6405,
11,
2187,
9214,
315,
1274,
311,
390,
14574,
2212,
3230,
13650,
323,
527,
4528,
311,
264,
955,
315,
16570,
627,
1966,
5587,
220,
16,
267,
11,
220,
679,
15,
25871,
84226,
69695,
320,
1820,
6371,
859,
315,
279,
674,
76,
2656,
9884,
5286,
4877,
8,
323,
358,
1080,
1474,
4414,
660,
279,
1176,
3596,
4731,
6873,
10652,
389,
6405,
1701,
279,
674,
76,
2656,
9884,
5286,
4877,
1389,
275,
574,
264,
6908,
2450,
13,
1115,
10652,
706,
8738,
1475,
7159,
11714,
2533,
279,
7195,
13,
2468,
420,
1486,
11,
433,
574,
10671,
2867,
311,
757,
430,
279,
3674,
10652,
922,
4731,
6873,
1047,
22088,
311,
38680,
505,
279,
87336,
430,
1051,
8767,
1694,
1047,
389,
279,
3927,
26743,
323,
13335,
311,
1457,
2997,
7669,
1697,
23914,
8066,
389,
279,
810,
5526,
320,
438,
810,
35459,
8,
3674,
3772,
15771,
1778,
439,
6405,
627,
4054,
315,
279,
6366,
2574,
922,
1701,
6405,
374,
430,
279,
3932,
617,
311,
387,
99732,
449,
872,
12518,
320,
3323,
220,
6860,
5885,
824,
2713,
8,
1389,
275,
374,
1101,
832,
315,
279,
33994,
9547,
315,
433,
13,
763,
3297,
315,
220,
679,
15,
11,
358,
6773,
311,
7195,
832,
315,
279,
1455,
11084,
4731,
6873,
14228,
3674,
3772,
15771,
3596,
311,
387,
6319,
25,
279,
10948,
2989,
45,
2726,
13,
10928,
369,
279,
10948,
10355,
3046,
21931,
21579,
8304,
320,
44,
2989,
45,
705,
433,
574,
3549,
311,
2686,
1063,
315,
279,
2875,
33695,
315,
6405,
323,
682,
315,
1054,
414,
863,
6484,
3674,
3772,
28271,
627,
791,
9131,
315,
279,
48456,
45,
574,
832,
430,
358,
4070,
1047,
304,
4059,
2533,
358,
3940,
420,
11879,
1523,
279,
5000,
220,
17,
13,
15,
4365,
25,
92113,
998,
7068,
2731,
11,
810,
15987,
11,
2038,
922,
4731,
11,
6873,
11,
323,
5557,
323,
311,
26662,
15253,
87336,
505,
10948,
10355,
3046,
1555,
3674,
3772,
28183,
1981,
11453,
41493,
569,
279,
842,
315,
220,
679,
16,
11,
358,
6137,
311,
1518,
264,
1396,
315,
12195,
449,
5363,
311,
264,
502,
11,
16643,
11,
1510,
304,
279,
5000,
220,
17,
13,
15,
4365,
11,
5690,
35680,
13,
5690,
1047,
2744,
1027,
264,
14580,
77635,
369,
10758,
555,
1057,
4200,
4029,
11,
719,
584,
1047,
2646,
18306,
433,
6724,
477,
7946,
26,
4869,
11,
3131,
358,
6137,
304,
55349,
21835,
1113,
927,
1202,
15293,
439,
264,
31528,
1005,
369,
1057,
4200,
4029,
11,
358,
574,
22954,
430,
433,
1436,
387,
459,
1524,
2731,
5452,
369,
1057,
20954,
2728,
872,
3293,
4442,
311,
872,
5690,
1054,
2878,
863,
14491,
13,
1115,
6244,
30576,
311,
757,
449,
279,
18336,
2450,
315,
279,
17366,
46085,
529,
5856,
389,
5690,
1389,
69,
13382,
555,
17520,
16208,
889,
574,
832,
315,
279,
4113,
33277,
13093,
3697,
315,
279,
10948,
2989,
45,
2726,
627,
2409,
279,
502,
26793,
922,
5690,
11,
358,
6773,
311,
38680,
279,
10948,
2989,
45,
2726,
1139,
264,
5690,
5856,
2663,
279,
10948,
47802,
5856,
13,
32944,
449,
264,
21102,
1912,
315,
4731,
50794,
430,
2997,
29793,
51016,
11,
32207,
87976,
1543,
11,
12131,
14583,
2359,
11,
323,
11355,
4410,
11,
584,
4033,
11887,
279,
1912,
304,
5936,
315,
220,
679,
17,
13,
2468,
430,
892,
11,
358,
1101,
1903,
279,
293,
29163,
4589,
5597,
311,
3345,
279,
10948,
2989,
45,
2726,
1306,
264,
1633,
6992,
1403,
1667,
13,
578,
48456,
45,
11,
520,
1202,
16557,
11,
1047,
927,
220,
17,
11,
2636,
3697,
11,
220,
1806,
25907,
11,
220,
16,
11,
931,
13650,
11,
323,
927,
220,
717,
11,
931,
1217,
9013,
13,
4314,
4595,
315,
13443,
20461,
279,
27375,
323,
1205,
369,
1521,
4595,
315,
4913,
42208,
5315,
627,
40,
11112,
1518,
279,
3351,
311,
5690,
439,
264,
6928,
832,
1524,
3582,
279,
15293,
9076,
3582,
5690,
374,
2753,
1109,
430,
315,
279,
48456,
45,
13,
5690,
5131,
706,
927,
220,
9992,
11,
931,
11,
931,
320,
9992,
3610,
8,
3697,
304,
279,
3723,
4273,
7636,
320,
1277,
1129,
2185,
61981,
65,
8476,
916,
77088,
73454,
5706,
51907,
323,
279,
5578,
1217,
38202,
220,
22,
4207,
323,
220,
1774,
4520,
389,
5690,
1855,
2305,
482,
58954,
3502,
5361,
3115,
824,
1938,
320,
1277,
1129,
11921,
1276,
72,
42245,
916,
14,
7907,
42245,
36631,
14,
26732,
35591,
14520,
773,
592,
12,
679,
16,
8338,
26766,
30531,
31217,
2914,
570,
16644,
279,
3221,
20789,
25375,
315,
5690,
555,
279,
7187,
11,
279,
5597,
311,
3351,
279,
1054,
26752,
4731,
10652,
863,
311,
1405,
279,
1274,
527,
77415,
660,
1903,
3262,
2094,
264,
2763,
315,
5647,
13,
1115,
2349,
1101,
60944,
279,
1205,
369,
3697,
311,
617,
311,
48582,
4034,
323,
1833,
1054,
47492,
2500,
3997,
863,
439,
814,
690,
4461,
2736,
387,
264,
4562,
315,
5690,
627,
791,
10948,
47802,
5856,
389,
5690,
320,
1277,
1129,
2185,
20172,
916,
78785,
78870,
501,
77,
51907,
374,
264,
879,
1912,
430,
904,
4731,
11326,
649,
26662,
5249,
311,
1373,
477,
4358,
13650,
430,
527,
315,
2802,
311,
1124,
13,
10541,
11,
439,
8767,
11224,
11,
279,
15293,
315,
279,
1912,
374,
14738,
11293,
505,
430,
315,
279,
48456,
45,
11,
279,
4113,
9131,
315,
279,
48456,
45,
374,
8831,
311,
36861,
4669,
5690,
449,
5363,
311,
6968,
323,
80184,
7402,
4315,
682,
4731,
13639,
28578,
814,
2643,
387,
13,
5690,
374,
1101,
1054,
15280,
65015,
863,
323,
6847,
18751,
1139,
1057,
502,
11,
7941,
66707,
42208,
19433,
1161,
705,
3339,
433,
8831,
311,
4822,
1510,
449,
279,
21633,
12765,
304,
279,
1912,
13,
578,
9320,
311,
5690,
4024,
1633,
39511,
323,
11,
304,
2753,
1109,
1403,
4038,
11,
1070,
617,
1027,
11758,
315,
9013,
3549,
555,
279,
5315,
529,
220,
16,
11,
5067,
10,
3697,
627,
40,
656,
539,
1781,
279,
10948,
30169,
5690,
5856,
1288,
8454,
279,
1205,
369,
4731,
6873,
50343,
11,
1057,
22514,
6405,
4029,
11,
477,
904,
1023,
3674,
11298,
430,
4731,
13639,
1253,
387,
1701,
13,
1226,
656,
539,
1205,
311,
11142,
832,
3674,
3772,
1376,
315,
10758,
927,
2500,
11,
719,
4856,
1505,
5627,
311,
1893,
7524,
10708,
369,
1884,
2736,
1701,
1124,
11,
8996,
814,
2643,
387,
13,
9176,
5426,
4731,
11351,
1778,
439,
21317,
69,
7614,
323,
39237,
25,
7614,
527,
1457,
1633,
4642,
449,
3674,
3772,
323,
433,
374,
13548,
311,
1518,
279,
5070,
323,
10977,
430,
814,
527,
86644,
1606,
315,
433,
627,
9241,
424,
279,
2930,
10652,
1253,
733,
449,
5363,
311,
4731,
323,
4731,
6873,
11,
433,
374,
856,
3987,
430,
682,
32629,
323,
50794,
690,
11142,
323,
27830,
1521,
8056,
3674,
3772,
14645,
369,
6721,
4500,
11,
311,
1862,
872,
1866,
7620,
11,
323,
311,
95116,
505,
682,
315,
279,
10708,
430,
814,
10150,
994,
1511,
13750,
13,
128001
] |
In this chapter, we explored the key principles that outline the fundamental procedures and guidelines required to design, build, and deploy a software solution. Additionally, we learned about the essential UML diagrams with real examples to illustrate the different elements in each diagram, along with their benefits, and when to use each of them. Later in this chapter, we explored the process that is involved when constructing a solution architecture with UML.
In the next chapter, we will dig deep into the core architecture patterns. We will focus on the microservices architecture, and we will learn how to choose the right pattern for a specific solution. | 124 | [
128000,
644,
420,
12735,
11,
584,
36131,
279,
1401,
16565,
430,
21782,
279,
16188,
16346,
323,
17959,
2631,
311,
2955,
11,
1977,
11,
323,
10739,
264,
3241,
6425,
13,
23212,
11,
584,
9687,
922,
279,
7718,
549,
2735,
47287,
449,
1972,
10507,
311,
41468,
279,
2204,
5540,
304,
1855,
13861,
11,
3235,
449,
872,
7720,
11,
323,
994,
311,
1005,
1855,
315,
1124,
13,
25929,
304,
420,
12735,
11,
584,
36131,
279,
1920,
430,
374,
6532,
994,
50453,
264,
6425,
18112,
449,
549,
2735,
627,
644,
279,
1828,
12735,
11,
584,
690,
4170,
5655,
1139,
279,
6332,
18112,
12912,
13,
1226,
690,
5357,
389,
279,
8162,
13069,
18112,
11,
323,
584,
690,
4048,
1268,
311,
5268,
279,
1314,
5497,
369,
264,
3230,
6425,
13,
128001
] |
There was someone who came to the School Idol Festival subreddit a while ago (back when I actually kept up with that sub) asking for advice to stop spending money on the game. They were literally having trouble paying for food because all their money was going to SIF, which was because they had developed an addiction to it and playing the gacha was the only thing that could cheer them up when they felt bad, which was now all the time because they were broke because of the game. Gambling addiction is vicious and doesn't get nearly enough attention, especially when it comes to those types of games where you might not necessarily be able to recognize the gambling addiction for what it is at first. | 139 | [
128000,
3947,
574,
4423,
889,
3782,
311,
279,
6150,
78964,
17772,
63192,
264,
1418,
4227,
320,
1445,
994,
358,
3604,
8774,
709,
449,
430,
1207,
8,
10371,
369,
9650,
311,
3009,
10374,
3300,
389,
279,
1847,
13,
2435,
1051,
16280,
3515,
12544,
12798,
369,
3691,
1606,
682,
872,
3300,
574,
2133,
311,
328,
2843,
11,
902,
574,
1606,
814,
1047,
8040,
459,
27471,
311,
433,
323,
5737,
279,
342,
52676,
574,
279,
1193,
3245,
430,
1436,
26085,
1124,
709,
994,
814,
6612,
3958,
11,
902,
574,
1457,
682,
279,
892,
1606,
814,
1051,
14760,
1606,
315,
279,
1847,
13,
86443,
27471,
374,
43510,
323,
3250,
956,
636,
7154,
3403,
6666,
11,
5423,
994,
433,
4131,
311,
1884,
4595,
315,
3953,
1405,
499,
2643,
539,
14647,
387,
3025,
311,
15641,
279,
25725,
27471,
369,
1148,
433,
374,
520,
1176,
13,
128001
] |
The special counsel investigation is over, which means it was finally time for Alec Baldwin’s Donald Trump and Robert De Niro’s Robert Mueller to come together on Saturday Night Live.
This week’s cold open contrasted Mueller’s more-than-300-page report with the four-page summary submitted by Attorney General William Barr (Aidy Bryant) and President Trump’s Twitter spin.
“I am reading zero pages,” Baldwin’s Trump said. “But Sean Hannity has read it and he’s so excited, he texted me an eggplant.”
“On the charge of obstruction of justice, we have not drawn a definitive conclusion,” Mueller said, to which Barr replied, “But I have, and my conclusion is Trump clean as a whistle.” Or as Trump put it, “Free at last, free at last!” Later, he added, “Russia, if you’re watching, go to bed. Daddy won.”
“In conclusion, it is my hope this report will be made public with a few redactions,” Mueller said later, to which Trump replied, “We’re going to black out everything except the words ‘no’ and ‘collusion.’”
When Trump added, “If you shoot at the devil, you best not miss,” Kate McKinnon’s Rudy Giuliani emerged from behind the Oval Office desk to ask, “Did somebody say ‘devil?’”
“I guess I was a legal genius the whole time,” Giuliani said. “And all of my mind games worked. If you want to know what my mind games were, you have to ask the family of goblins who lives in my head and holds open my eyes.”
But Mueller got the last word: “P.S., can’t wait to see what the Southern District of New York has in store for Trump.” | 431 | [
128000,
791,
3361,
16467,
8990,
374,
927,
11,
902,
3445,
433,
574,
5616,
892,
369,
86116,
56018,
753,
9641,
3420,
323,
8563,
1611,
452,
8869,
753,
8563,
32767,
311,
2586,
3871,
389,
7884,
13120,
11406,
627,
2028,
2046,
753,
9439,
1825,
13168,
291,
32767,
753,
810,
48754,
12,
3101,
15463,
1934,
449,
279,
3116,
15463,
12399,
14976,
555,
18919,
3331,
12656,
32817,
320,
32,
43686,
40692,
8,
323,
4900,
3420,
753,
6405,
12903,
627,
10378,
1097,
5403,
7315,
6959,
2476,
56018,
753,
3420,
1071,
13,
1054,
4071,
26044,
90793,
706,
1373,
433,
323,
568,
753,
779,
12304,
11,
568,
1495,
291,
757,
459,
19151,
21494,
49216,
2118,
1966,
279,
6900,
315,
61051,
315,
12437,
11,
584,
617,
539,
15107,
264,
45813,
17102,
2476,
32767,
1071,
11,
311,
902,
32817,
20592,
11,
1054,
4071,
358,
617,
11,
323,
856,
17102,
374,
3420,
4335,
439,
264,
40649,
2029,
2582,
439,
3420,
2231,
433,
11,
1054,
11180,
520,
1566,
11,
1949,
520,
1566,
18319,
25929,
11,
568,
3779,
11,
1054,
45606,
11,
422,
499,
3207,
10307,
11,
733,
311,
4950,
13,
54546,
2834,
49216,
46233,
17102,
11,
433,
374,
856,
3987,
420,
1934,
690,
387,
1903,
586,
449,
264,
2478,
2579,
4109,
2476,
32767,
1071,
3010,
11,
311,
902,
3420,
20592,
11,
1054,
1687,
3207,
2133,
311,
3776,
704,
4395,
3734,
279,
4339,
3451,
2201,
529,
323,
3451,
17666,
7713,
14639,
89874,
4599,
3420,
3779,
11,
1054,
2746,
499,
6230,
520,
279,
38736,
11,
499,
1888,
539,
3194,
2476,
30301,
26718,
6258,
263,
753,
80219,
89150,
22763,
505,
4920,
279,
56789,
8410,
18496,
311,
2610,
11,
1054,
7131,
18570,
2019,
3451,
81252,
45258,
89874,
10378,
8101,
358,
574,
264,
5897,
35201,
279,
4459,
892,
2476,
89150,
1071,
13,
1054,
3112,
682,
315,
856,
4059,
3953,
6575,
13,
1442,
499,
1390,
311,
1440,
1148,
856,
4059,
3953,
1051,
11,
499,
617,
311,
2610,
279,
3070,
315,
342,
79914,
889,
6439,
304,
856,
2010,
323,
10187,
1825,
856,
6548,
49216,
4071,
32767,
2751,
279,
1566,
3492,
25,
1054,
47,
815,
2637,
649,
1431,
3868,
311,
1518,
1148,
279,
16642,
11182,
315,
1561,
4356,
706,
304,
3637,
369,
3420,
2029,
128001
] |
The Notre Dame Green Pond Crusaders’ Boys Basketball team traveled to Southern Lehigh High School Thursday night in what was a Colonial League “battle of the un-beatens”. The Crusaders were coming off a win versus Northwestern Lehigh on Tuesday night and the Spartans were coming off of their upset over Wilson area on Tuesday night. These wins gave both teams great momentum and a positive mindset walking into Thursday night’s game.
The game started out strong for the Crusaders as Junior Zach Rodgers had a solid first half giving the Crusaders the lead early in the first quarter. Southern Lehigh stuck to their key of the game and that was to slow down ND offensively. Southern Lehigh took the first quarter 22 to Notre Dame 19.
In the second quarter, Notre Dame’s Brendan Boyle was defensively doubled up, but that did not stop him, and he got his shots through. Notre Dame started to get stronger offensively as the pressure picked up. ND was up by five, 27-22 with four minutes left to go in the first half. Southern Lehigh’s Matt Tankred, Michael Andrews, and Dominik Lisicky helped the Spartans gain their confidence on court which took them to the half a point behind. At halftime, the Crusaders took the lead 34 to 33.
At the start of the third quarter, SL’s Matt Tankred had 14 points. Matt’s 14 points along with Dominik Lisicky’s defense over ND’s Brendan Boyle helped Southern Lehigh get the lead 39-37 with 4:24 to go in the third. At the end of the third-quarter, Notre Dame trailed Southern Lehigh 47-44.
It was a three point game to start the fourth quarter after a very fast paced first half and a much slower third quarter. The score remained close all throughout the fourth quarter and it was the free throws that helped keep the teams so close together. With 4:43 left to go in the game, it was a one point game with SL 51- ND 50. Then in the final two minutes of the game, Southern Lehigh kicked into a new gear and took the lead 58-50. Notre Dame did not stop though, as they ran the scoreboard to 57, but the Spartans answered back with seven more points.
The Crusaders fell short in Thursday night’s Colonial League match up as the Southern Lehigh Spartans won with a final score of 65-57.
| 507 | [
128000,
791,
44564,
41798,
7997,
71965,
51203,
6527,
529,
30857,
47589,
2128,
31796,
311,
16642,
2009,
12156,
5234,
6150,
7950,
3814,
304,
1148,
574,
264,
73848,
9130,
1054,
66054,
315,
279,
653,
15502,
266,
729,
11453,
578,
51203,
6527,
1051,
5108,
1022,
264,
3243,
19579,
67363,
2009,
12156,
389,
7742,
3814,
323,
279,
49451,
598,
1051,
5108,
1022,
315,
872,
23268,
927,
17882,
3158,
389,
7742,
3814,
13,
4314,
15160,
6688,
2225,
7411,
2294,
24151,
323,
264,
6928,
40543,
11689,
1139,
7950,
3814,
753,
1847,
627,
791,
1847,
3940,
704,
3831,
369,
279,
51203,
6527,
439,
31870,
39315,
50117,
1047,
264,
6573,
1176,
4376,
7231,
279,
51203,
6527,
279,
3063,
4216,
304,
279,
1176,
8502,
13,
16642,
2009,
12156,
16075,
311,
872,
1401,
315,
279,
1847,
323,
430,
574,
311,
6435,
1523,
39544,
1022,
28014,
13,
16642,
2009,
12156,
3952,
279,
1176,
8502,
220,
1313,
311,
44564,
41798,
220,
777,
627,
644,
279,
2132,
8502,
11,
44564,
41798,
753,
56943,
83159,
574,
83080,
35717,
709,
11,
719,
430,
1550,
539,
3009,
1461,
11,
323,
568,
2751,
813,
15300,
1555,
13,
44564,
41798,
3940,
311,
636,
16643,
1022,
28014,
439,
279,
7410,
13061,
709,
13,
39544,
574,
709,
555,
4330,
11,
220,
1544,
12,
1313,
449,
3116,
4520,
2163,
311,
733,
304,
279,
1176,
4376,
13,
16642,
2009,
12156,
753,
13678,
32494,
1171,
11,
8096,
52951,
11,
323,
23286,
1609,
44172,
19501,
9087,
279,
49451,
598,
8895,
872,
12410,
389,
5590,
902,
3952,
1124,
311,
279,
4376,
264,
1486,
4920,
13,
2468,
79559,
11,
279,
51203,
6527,
3952,
279,
3063,
220,
1958,
311,
220,
1644,
627,
1688,
279,
1212,
315,
279,
4948,
8502,
11,
17216,
753,
13678,
32494,
1171,
1047,
220,
975,
3585,
13,
13678,
753,
220,
975,
3585,
3235,
449,
23286,
1609,
44172,
19501,
753,
9232,
927,
39544,
753,
56943,
83159,
9087,
16642,
2009,
12156,
636,
279,
3063,
220,
2137,
12,
1806,
449,
220,
19,
25,
1187,
311,
733,
304,
279,
4948,
13,
2468,
279,
842,
315,
279,
4948,
58414,
11,
44564,
41798,
97171,
16642,
2009,
12156,
220,
2618,
12,
2096,
627,
2181,
574,
264,
2380,
1486,
1847,
311,
1212,
279,
11999,
8502,
1306,
264,
1633,
5043,
78780,
1176,
4376,
323,
264,
1790,
29493,
4948,
8502,
13,
578,
5573,
14958,
3345,
682,
6957,
279,
11999,
8502,
323,
433,
574,
279,
1949,
3872,
430,
9087,
2567,
279,
7411,
779,
3345,
3871,
13,
3161,
220,
19,
25,
3391,
2163,
311,
733,
304,
279,
1847,
11,
433,
574,
264,
832,
1486,
1847,
449,
17216,
220,
3971,
12,
39544,
220,
1135,
13,
5112,
304,
279,
1620,
1403,
4520,
315,
279,
1847,
11,
16642,
2009,
12156,
28219,
1139,
264,
502,
14787,
323,
3952,
279,
3063,
220,
2970,
12,
1135,
13,
44564,
41798,
1550,
539,
3009,
3582,
11,
439,
814,
10837,
279,
83429,
311,
220,
3226,
11,
719,
279,
49451,
598,
19089,
1203,
449,
8254,
810,
3585,
627,
791,
51203,
6527,
11299,
2875,
304,
7950,
3814,
753,
73848,
9130,
2489,
709,
439,
279,
16642,
2009,
12156,
49451,
598,
2834,
449,
264,
1620,
5573,
315,
220,
2397,
12,
3226,
627,
128001
] |
Its a sort of mix of different thingsOr the 18 year old daughter of the Governor of Sverdlovsk owns a plywood mill and a dozen other local businesses.Some examples of how we acquire requisitioned objects are from bankruptcies, IRS, estate sales, trusts, and more.
Featured at the exhibit are more than 100 vintage menus, cabin trunks, postcards, photographs, luggage labels, travel guides, brochures and trivia related to travel in Hong Kong in the 1900s.
Nevertheless, Thuy Tien insists her financial success is her owncomo no arregla la casa que se le cae.
I enrolled on a TAFE course, Grandiflora, and set up my business on Macleay St, Sydney, where I have been for the past 16 years.
Taiwan to sanction Philippines, send naval ships in fishing spatTAIPEI (Reuters) Taiwan on Wednesday recalled its envoy to the Philippines, froze applications for work permits and ordered military exercises in waters between the two sides to press its demand for an apology for the shooting death of a Taiwanese fisherman.
But of courseWhy not celebrate her big day by taking a look through her greatest style hits in the gallery above and watching her best movie moments below.The fake Chinese goods were seized at Port NewarkElizabeth Marine Terminal, and included counterfeit Coach, Burberry, Louis Vuitton and Gucci handbags, fake Nike shoes, and cigarettes.:))))) MORE AMERICAN BLOOD.
Scrambling through the closet to find the emergency accessories, knitted scarf from ‚Lucky Jeans’ that multicolored and eight feet long: check.
What health tip we can all agree on Tue, May 14, 2013 Just by looking at the physical differences of people around you, it’s pretty clear that we are all different.Fast fashion has never got this right.”I’ve got a chest infection and a bogstandard head cold.And to all those breakfast skippers, Kerri has an important message: „Never, ever skip breakfast.
Offer begins November 1, 2009 and expires December 31, 2009Most of the single women I interviewed earned a decent income themselves and were not looking for men to support them.We have some major hurtles to overcome with access and supply.Rick Ross went home with a Richard Mosse photograph, Diddy took back an Ivan Navarro sculpture and Usher bought a Louis Vuitton waffle maker.The Mulberry iPad case and Mulberry iPad cover come in three different colors and styles, each featuring a smooth, simple sleevestyle sheath in drummed patent leather.
Still not satisfied.The series was finished up by a conversation with John Gray about Emil Cioran’s searing collection of aphorisms A Short History of Decay and suddenly we had ten absolutely fascinating and brilliant books.shoes, jewelry).These purses are made from greatest leatherbased, superb textiles and high quality adornment.
I like to set a table in a variety of different waysStrangely enough, we do it over and over again hoping to achieve different, if not better, results.That mix appeals tothe 8 million tourists who visit Berlin each year, bringing the capital about 9billion euros in revenues.
So for the moment I am sitting on my hands anxiously awaiting word that they can find it, stock it, and send some to me.They come along every so often, usually off the back of a starkly androgynous moment, when we all been dressing like Chrissie Hynde and wearing skinny jeans come hail or hurricane.Aqui muito comum ver o t artista franc com a camisa riscas, a boina e o pincel na m Aqui e nos museus respirase arte.Roofing came first with 1,725 complaints, followed by driveway and paving work, insulation, general building, and then burglar alarms.
| 820 | [
128000,
37220,
264,
3460,
315,
6651,
315,
2204,
2574,
2244,
279,
220,
972,
1060,
2362,
10003,
315,
279,
24245,
315,
328,
424,
67,
36247,
4991,
25241,
264,
88998,
2606,
323,
264,
21030,
1023,
2254,
9873,
87933,
10507,
315,
1268,
584,
21953,
45682,
684,
291,
6302,
527,
505,
29320,
70107,
11,
34483,
11,
12675,
6763,
11,
66614,
11,
323,
810,
627,
53043,
520,
279,
31324,
527,
810,
1109,
220,
1041,
24724,
35254,
11,
13691,
490,
15655,
11,
1772,
26076,
11,
25232,
11,
51597,
9382,
11,
5944,
28292,
11,
2967,
331,
1439,
323,
74032,
5552,
311,
5944,
304,
19730,
18711,
304,
279,
220,
7028,
15,
82,
627,
70788,
11,
666,
4168,
350,
3675,
43446,
1077,
6020,
2450,
374,
1077,
1866,
97396,
912,
802,
1610,
4355,
1208,
25233,
1744,
513,
514,
2211,
68,
627,
40,
37191,
389,
264,
350,
30952,
3388,
11,
10517,
333,
75,
6347,
11,
323,
743,
709,
856,
2626,
389,
7553,
273,
352,
800,
11,
21972,
11,
1405,
358,
617,
1027,
369,
279,
3347,
220,
845,
1667,
627,
79094,
16965,
311,
45361,
26363,
11,
3708,
46398,
18198,
304,
20543,
63983,
15559,
40,
1777,
40,
320,
36978,
8,
29389,
389,
8079,
32230,
1202,
60630,
311,
279,
26363,
11,
90109,
8522,
369,
990,
29790,
323,
11713,
6411,
23783,
304,
21160,
1990,
279,
1403,
11314,
311,
3577,
1202,
7631,
369,
459,
41258,
369,
279,
10658,
4648,
315,
264,
94037,
7795,
4858,
627,
4071,
315,
3388,
10445,
539,
18890,
1077,
2466,
1938,
555,
4737,
264,
1427,
1555,
1077,
12474,
1742,
13280,
304,
279,
18537,
3485,
323,
10307,
1077,
1888,
5818,
14269,
3770,
11829,
12700,
8620,
11822,
1051,
31589,
520,
5896,
65599,
76637,
23820,
35190,
11,
323,
5343,
83734,
28275,
11,
92733,
5515,
11,
12140,
650,
3159,
783,
323,
4673,
57808,
1450,
53494,
11,
12700,
34244,
15653,
11,
323,
34576,
18976,
595,
7861,
18954,
6912,
90611,
426,
90731,
627,
3407,
2453,
9894,
1555,
279,
33044,
311,
1505,
279,
13147,
23090,
11,
1168,
3847,
68371,
505,
639,
248,
43,
10279,
82507,
529,
430,
2814,
27561,
3093,
323,
8223,
7693,
1317,
25,
1817,
627,
3923,
2890,
11813,
584,
649,
682,
7655,
389,
40267,
11,
3297,
220,
975,
11,
220,
679,
18,
4702,
555,
3411,
520,
279,
7106,
12062,
315,
1274,
2212,
499,
11,
433,
753,
5128,
2867,
430,
584,
527,
682,
2204,
1006,
561,
11401,
706,
2646,
2751,
420,
1314,
2029,
40,
4070,
2751,
264,
15489,
19405,
323,
264,
35519,
20885,
2010,
9439,
32264,
311,
682,
1884,
17954,
1940,
32997,
11,
36258,
462,
706,
459,
3062,
1984,
25,
15179,
27247,
11,
3596,
10936,
17954,
627,
40562,
12302,
6841,
220,
16,
11,
220,
1049,
24,
323,
29002,
6790,
220,
2148,
11,
220,
1049,
24,
13622,
315,
279,
3254,
3278,
358,
30147,
15662,
264,
15326,
8070,
5694,
323,
1051,
539,
3411,
369,
3026,
311,
1862,
1124,
23210,
617,
1063,
3682,
13194,
645,
311,
23075,
449,
2680,
323,
8312,
2056,
875,
21116,
4024,
2162,
449,
264,
12131,
12847,
325,
10512,
11,
423,
76670,
3952,
1203,
459,
42521,
12233,
82301,
51067,
323,
549,
90605,
11021,
264,
12140,
650,
3159,
783,
289,
45190,
25214,
11829,
30451,
15717,
23067,
1162,
323,
30451,
15717,
23067,
3504,
2586,
304,
2380,
2204,
8146,
323,
9404,
11,
1855,
16850,
264,
11113,
11,
4382,
20328,
5230,
38483,
1364,
589,
304,
24074,
2106,
25589,
18012,
627,
24205,
539,
20097,
11829,
4101,
574,
8220,
709,
555,
264,
10652,
449,
3842,
24255,
922,
88824,
356,
2521,
276,
753,
513,
3329,
4526,
315,
89111,
269,
13978,
362,
10928,
11346,
315,
98386,
323,
15187,
584,
1047,
5899,
11112,
27387,
323,
20333,
6603,
2452,
7217,
11,
31817,
570,
9673,
10037,
288,
527,
1903,
505,
12474,
18012,
31039,
11,
33689,
94082,
323,
1579,
4367,
59046,
479,
627,
40,
1093,
311,
743,
264,
2007,
304,
264,
8205,
315,
2204,
5627,
2645,
526,
989,
3403,
11,
584,
656,
433,
927,
323,
927,
1578,
16026,
311,
11322,
2204,
11,
422,
539,
2731,
11,
3135,
33861,
6651,
35730,
311,
1820,
220,
23,
3610,
32753,
889,
4034,
20437,
1855,
1060,
11,
12967,
279,
6864,
922,
220,
24,
65,
15068,
33588,
304,
30466,
627,
4516,
369,
279,
4545,
358,
1097,
11961,
389,
856,
6206,
74884,
13610,
45088,
3492,
430,
814,
649,
1505,
433,
11,
5708,
433,
11,
323,
3708,
1063,
311,
757,
76369,
2586,
3235,
1475,
779,
3629,
11,
6118,
1022,
279,
1203,
315,
264,
38246,
398,
323,
12184,
1910,
788,
4545,
11,
994,
584,
682,
1027,
32623,
1093,
53307,
1056,
648,
10320,
43441,
323,
12512,
48777,
34389,
2586,
65350,
477,
49784,
885,
47391,
34850,
470,
372,
2807,
297,
259,
1989,
9265,
44579,
470,
264,
6730,
10994,
436,
3510,
300,
11,
264,
712,
2259,
384,
297,
281,
2910,
301,
4415,
296,
23815,
72,
384,
12155,
39948,
355,
33515,
521,
52448,
2056,
78,
1073,
287,
3782,
1176,
449,
220,
16,
11,
23309,
21859,
11,
8272,
555,
53242,
323,
82568,
990,
11,
49117,
11,
4689,
4857,
11,
323,
1243,
30875,
14115,
63411,
627,
128001
] |
Joe grew up in Shillington, Pa and attended First EC Church of Reading. He is a 1978 graduate of Governor Mifflin High School. In 1982, he received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Economics from Millersville University. In the spring of 1982 as a senior in college, Joe committed his life to Jesus Christ. Upon graduation, Joe began his career as an accountant in Trenton, NJ. During this time, he attended Newtown Community Church in Newtown, PA. While attending this church, Joe felt the call to full time ministry.
He left his job to attend Moody Bible Institute for a 3-week seminar on Urban Evangelism with plans to attend Evangelical Seminary in the fall of 1984. When Joe returned from Moody, he began a street ministry in the city of Reading called Inner City Campaigners. From this street ministry, an outreach to children and teens began at First EC of Reading called The Source. This ministry continued from 1984 to 1988 when Joe moved to Philadelphia, PA. Joe began his theological studies at Evangelical in 1984 and ended in 1987. During this time, Joe became a commissioned missionary and a licensed preacher in the Evangelical Congregational Church in May of 1985.
In 1985, Joe and Wendy met at Evangelical Seminary while working on his Maters of Divinity studies. They were married at the chapel at Evangelical on March 22, 1986. Joe and Wendy have five sons. Jared(1987), Seth(1989), Ethan(1989), Aaron(1991) and Adam(1984). The boys were primarily home schooled from 1991 to 2013. Both Jared and Seth serve in The U.S. Coast Guard. Ethan is a career firefighter/paramedic in Currituck County, North Carolina. Aaron is employed at Wellesley Assisted care Facility as a food services manager. Adam serves in the U.S. Air Force. Joe and Wendy have been blessed with six grandchildren named: Forest, Joseph Conner, Morgan, Savannah and Jackson.
In 1988, Joe and Wendy moved to Philadelphia to begin an association With Open Air Campaigners. During this time, they worked in an internship status with this mission board. The ministry of Open Air Campaigners is to do the work of Evangelism and to train others in Evangelism in an urban setting. This association lasted until 1992 when Joe resigned because of doctrinal issues that conflicted with the EC Church. Upon resolution of the proposed doctrinal changes within OAC, Joe served as an associate evangelist with them until 2000.
Joe now serves on the board of directors of OAC, Inc. At this point Joe became one of the few Evangelical Congregational Church Denominational missionaries, which is a status that continued until 2008. In 1993, Joe established a ministry called Open Air Ministries-Philadelphia. Now Joe has formed his own 501c non-profit corporation called Open Air Ministries, Inc from 2009 until the present day.
Joe’s ministry is primarily evangelistic by nature. Outreach is conducted at bus stops, subways, college campuses, center city, parades, events, neighborhoods, parks and other areas in and around the Metro Philadelphia Area. Joe does weekly outreach in Camden, NJ and in the summer conducts outreach at the New Jersey, Maryland and Delaware beach resorts. Through the years, Joe has been involved in the Philadelphia Port Ministry from 1988 to 2001. Also, much outreach has been done in inner city neighborhoods with children. Joe was a co-pastor for Metro Kids an outdoor kid’s church in various locations in Philadelphia from 2007 to 2011. Many times a year Joe travels to national events such as Mardi Gras, Indy 500, Spring Break Florida, Senior Week in Ocean City, MD and others to share the gospel.
Another large part of Joe’s work is training others in evangelism. Joe spends a number of weeks each year training youth groups, college students, missionary candidates and others in evangelism. Some of these groups spend time with in Philly for a day or a week. The summer is especially busy with hosting these teams, including a number of EC Church youth groups. Joe and Wendy and Aaron live in Folcroft, which is in Delaware County, PA. Folcroft is located very close to the Philadelphia Airport. They attend Crossroads Community Church, which is in Upper Darby.
Joe Tracting and Sign Holding.
Are you related to the late….(I will presume)….Evangelist .Dr Toy who led Revival meetings here in Cranbrook BC….in the early 1900 s ? He was here for about 3 weeks….I am a christian and love to do research as to the moves of God….locally..
Thankyou for a reply….either way.. | 966 | [
128000,
41444,
14264,
709,
304,
1443,
484,
4910,
11,
16056,
323,
18677,
5629,
21283,
9441,
315,
18242,
13,
1283,
374,
264,
220,
4468,
23,
19560,
315,
24245,
386,
333,
1517,
258,
5234,
6150,
13,
763,
220,
3753,
17,
11,
568,
4036,
264,
42090,
315,
10170,
38182,
304,
35300,
505,
8384,
388,
8078,
3907,
13,
763,
279,
10683,
315,
220,
3753,
17,
439,
264,
10195,
304,
7926,
11,
13142,
11411,
813,
2324,
311,
10811,
3771,
13,
30538,
39554,
11,
13142,
6137,
813,
7076,
439,
459,
76021,
304,
48620,
263,
11,
27816,
13,
12220,
420,
892,
11,
568,
18677,
92929,
12332,
9441,
304,
92929,
11,
13174,
13,
6104,
24096,
420,
8993,
11,
13142,
6612,
279,
1650,
311,
2539,
892,
25887,
627,
1548,
2163,
813,
2683,
311,
9604,
72401,
17377,
10181,
369,
264,
220,
18,
30609,
54675,
389,
29422,
55806,
2191,
449,
6787,
311,
9604,
55806,
950,
14582,
3367,
304,
279,
4498,
315,
220,
3753,
19,
13,
3277,
13142,
6052,
505,
72401,
11,
568,
6137,
264,
8761,
25887,
304,
279,
3363,
315,
18242,
2663,
37456,
4409,
27643,
388,
13,
5659,
420,
8761,
25887,
11,
459,
47210,
311,
2911,
323,
27294,
6137,
520,
5629,
21283,
315,
18242,
2663,
578,
8922,
13,
1115,
25887,
8738,
505,
220,
3753,
19,
311,
220,
3753,
23,
994,
13142,
7882,
311,
19895,
11,
13174,
13,
13142,
6137,
813,
70634,
7978,
520,
55806,
950,
304,
220,
3753,
19,
323,
9670,
304,
220,
3753,
22,
13,
12220,
420,
892,
11,
13142,
6244,
264,
44224,
73998,
323,
264,
16383,
89853,
304,
279,
55806,
950,
7409,
1610,
1697,
9441,
304,
3297,
315,
220,
3753,
20,
627,
644,
220,
3753,
20,
11,
13142,
323,
55676,
2322,
520,
55806,
950,
14582,
3367,
1418,
3318,
389,
813,
7011,
388,
315,
8940,
13797,
7978,
13,
2435,
1051,
12502,
520,
279,
83249,
520,
55806,
950,
389,
5587,
220,
1313,
11,
220,
3753,
21,
13,
13142,
323,
55676,
617,
4330,
26419,
13,
44328,
7,
3753,
22,
705,
45318,
7,
3753,
24,
705,
63264,
7,
3753,
24,
705,
26757,
7,
2550,
16,
8,
323,
15387,
7,
3753,
19,
570,
578,
13305,
1051,
15871,
2162,
78140,
42831,
505,
220,
2550,
16,
311,
220,
679,
18,
13,
11995,
44328,
323,
45318,
8854,
304,
578,
549,
815,
13,
16377,
12542,
13,
63264,
374,
264,
7076,
95265,
14,
913,
34383,
304,
13182,
1018,
1983,
6406,
11,
4892,
13030,
13,
26757,
374,
20011,
520,
26056,
645,
3258,
2755,
13539,
2512,
47750,
439,
264,
3691,
3600,
6783,
13,
15387,
17482,
304,
279,
549,
815,
13,
6690,
11994,
13,
13142,
323,
55676,
617,
1027,
33944,
449,
4848,
50851,
7086,
25,
20585,
11,
15466,
1221,
1215,
11,
23809,
11,
73176,
323,
13972,
627,
644,
220,
3753,
23,
11,
13142,
323,
55676,
7882,
311,
19895,
311,
3240,
459,
15360,
3161,
5377,
6690,
27643,
388,
13,
12220,
420,
892,
11,
814,
6575,
304,
459,
60859,
2704,
449,
420,
9131,
4580,
13,
578,
25887,
315,
5377,
6690,
27643,
388,
374,
311,
656,
279,
990,
315,
55806,
2191,
323,
311,
5542,
3885,
304,
55806,
2191,
304,
459,
16036,
6376,
13,
1115,
15360,
36513,
3156,
220,
2550,
17,
994,
13142,
40207,
1606,
315,
61990,
992,
4819,
430,
9338,
6702,
449,
279,
21283,
9441,
13,
30538,
11175,
315,
279,
11223,
61990,
992,
4442,
2949,
507,
1741,
11,
13142,
10434,
439,
459,
22712,
39153,
380,
449,
1124,
3156,
220,
1049,
15,
627,
41444,
1457,
17482,
389,
279,
4580,
315,
28454,
315,
507,
1741,
11,
4953,
13,
2468,
420,
1486,
13142,
6244,
832,
315,
279,
2478,
55806,
950,
7409,
1610,
1697,
9441,
9973,
8129,
1697,
86316,
11,
902,
374,
264,
2704,
430,
8738,
3156,
220,
1049,
23,
13,
763,
220,
2550,
18,
11,
13142,
9749,
264,
25887,
2663,
5377,
6690,
65992,
4108,
12,
90524,
13,
4800,
13142,
706,
14454,
813,
1866,
220,
14408,
66,
2536,
28926,
27767,
2663,
5377,
6690,
65992,
4108,
11,
4953,
505,
220,
1049,
24,
3156,
279,
3118,
1938,
627,
41444,
753,
25887,
374,
15871,
39153,
4633,
555,
7138,
13,
97550,
374,
13375,
520,
5951,
18417,
11,
1207,
2336,
11,
7926,
53008,
11,
4219,
3363,
11,
1370,
3536,
11,
4455,
11,
33100,
11,
27943,
323,
1023,
5789,
304,
323,
2212,
279,
21631,
19895,
12299,
13,
13142,
1587,
17496,
47210,
304,
83568,
11,
27816,
323,
304,
279,
7474,
74198,
47210,
520,
279,
1561,
16228,
11,
23481,
323,
40838,
11573,
61545,
13,
17331,
279,
1667,
11,
13142,
706,
1027,
6532,
304,
279,
19895,
5896,
20214,
505,
220,
3753,
23,
311,
220,
1049,
16,
13,
7429,
11,
1790,
47210,
706,
1027,
2884,
304,
9358,
3363,
33100,
449,
2911,
13,
13142,
574,
264,
1080,
2320,
561,
269,
369,
21631,
23338,
459,
16166,
10585,
753,
8993,
304,
5370,
10687,
304,
19895,
505,
220,
1049,
22,
311,
220,
679,
16,
13,
9176,
3115,
264,
1060,
13142,
35292,
311,
5426,
4455,
1778,
439,
386,
37489,
2895,
300,
11,
57570,
220,
2636,
11,
12531,
15996,
9784,
11,
19903,
10563,
304,
22302,
4409,
11,
14306,
323,
3885,
311,
4430,
279,
42582,
627,
14364,
3544,
961,
315,
13142,
753,
990,
374,
4967,
3885,
304,
39153,
2191,
13,
13142,
38202,
264,
1396,
315,
5672,
1855,
1060,
4967,
12822,
5315,
11,
7926,
4236,
11,
73998,
11426,
323,
3885,
304,
39153,
2191,
13,
4427,
315,
1521,
5315,
8493,
892,
449,
304,
66254,
369,
264,
1938,
477,
264,
2046,
13,
578,
7474,
374,
5423,
13326,
449,
20256,
1521,
7411,
11,
2737,
264,
1396,
315,
21283,
9441,
12822,
5315,
13,
13142,
323,
55676,
323,
26757,
3974,
304,
40555,
82793,
11,
902,
374,
304,
40838,
6406,
11,
13174,
13,
40555,
82793,
374,
7559,
1633,
3345,
311,
279,
19895,
21348,
13,
2435,
9604,
11511,
43791,
12332,
9441,
11,
902,
374,
304,
31714,
15367,
1729,
627,
41444,
1183,
36022,
323,
7220,
55777,
627,
11787,
499,
5552,
311,
279,
3389,
1981,
13127,
40,
690,
78495,
8,
21060,
35212,
17729,
380,
662,
9023,
22331,
889,
6197,
10315,
4023,
16659,
1618,
304,
67530,
43366,
18531,
21060,
258,
279,
4216,
220,
7028,
15,
274,
949,
1283,
574,
1618,
369,
922,
220,
18,
5672,
21060,
40,
1097,
264,
52147,
323,
3021,
311,
656,
3495,
439,
311,
279,
11031,
315,
4359,
21060,
1092,
750,
35047,
13359,
9514,
369,
264,
10052,
21060,
50998,
1648,
497,
128001
] |
Vermiculated work, in masonry, the carving or finishing of building stones with irregular grooves intended to resemble worm tracks. Vermiculation is one form of surface rustication, the intention of which is to create a decorative contrast between the rusticated work, ordinarily confined to the lowest story of a building, and the finely dressed ashlar above.
Learn More in these related articles:
vermiculatum(“wormlike”) refers to the undulating rows of tesserae that characterize this work. Opus vermiculatumwas generally used for emblēmata, or central figural panels, which were surrounded by geometrical or floral designs in opus tessellatum, a coarser mosaic technique with larger tesserae; occasionally opus vermiculatum…Read More
…of the stones, such as vermiculated work, in which the surface is covered with wavy, serpentine sinkages or is treated with vertical, dribbled forms. Sometimes the stones had sides beveled and brought to an abrupt point, or ridge, in the centre. The use of rustication was introduced into England by…Read More
MasonryMasonry, the art and craft of building and fabricating in stone, clay, brick, or concrete block. Construction of poured concrete, reinforced or unreinforced, is often also considered masonry. The art of masonry originated when early man sought to supplement his valuable but rare natural caves withRead More
Building constructionBuilding construction, the techniques and industry involved in the assembly and erection of structures, primarily those used to provide shelter. Building construction is an ancient human activity. It began with the purely functional need for a controlled environment to moderate the effects ofRead More
ConstructionConstruction, the erection or assembly of large structures. The term construction is to a significant degree synonymous with building, but in common usage it most often is applied to such major works as buildings, ships, aircraft, and public works such as roads, dams, and bridges. Construction isRead More | 420 | [
128000,
53,
4289,
292,
7913,
990,
11,
304,
296,
51893,
11,
279,
77791,
477,
25270,
315,
4857,
27302,
449,
42408,
10707,
10296,
10825,
311,
52280,
35311,
14242,
13,
30347,
292,
2987,
374,
832,
1376,
315,
7479,
23941,
20901,
11,
279,
14944,
315,
902,
374,
311,
1893,
264,
46536,
13168,
1990,
279,
23941,
10297,
990,
11,
98081,
45408,
311,
279,
15821,
3446,
315,
264,
4857,
11,
323,
279,
61802,
26435,
24767,
14115,
3485,
627,
24762,
4497,
304,
1521,
5552,
9908,
512,
424,
21914,
360,
27349,
7,
2118,
56741,
4908,
33611,
19813,
311,
279,
2073,
15853,
7123,
315,
80930,
2473,
68,
430,
70755,
420,
990,
13,
10901,
355,
2807,
21914,
360,
27349,
16514,
8965,
1511,
369,
991,
2067,
79083,
76,
460,
11,
477,
8792,
4237,
4269,
21988,
11,
902,
1051,
23712,
555,
69086,
12381,
477,
46119,
14769,
304,
1200,
355,
80930,
616,
27349,
11,
264,
1080,
10642,
71624,
15105,
449,
8294,
80930,
2473,
68,
26,
23781,
1200,
355,
2807,
21914,
360,
27349,
1981,
4518,
4497,
198,
1981,
1073,
279,
27302,
11,
1778,
439,
2807,
21914,
7913,
990,
11,
304,
902,
279,
7479,
374,
9960,
449,
289,
5781,
11,
1446,
79,
27970,
19868,
1154,
477,
374,
12020,
449,
12414,
11,
79646,
38759,
7739,
13,
18156,
279,
27302,
1047,
11314,
387,
95064,
323,
7263,
311,
459,
44077,
1486,
11,
477,
58933,
11,
304,
279,
12541,
13,
578,
1005,
315,
23941,
20901,
574,
11784,
1139,
9635,
555,
1981,
4518,
4497,
198,
44,
51893,
44,
51893,
11,
279,
1989,
323,
11003,
315,
4857,
323,
13354,
1113,
304,
9998,
11,
37148,
11,
25878,
11,
477,
14509,
2565,
13,
24987,
315,
44033,
14509,
11,
49680,
477,
38223,
258,
25229,
11,
374,
3629,
1101,
6646,
296,
51893,
13,
578,
1989,
315,
296,
51893,
44853,
994,
4216,
893,
16495,
311,
22822,
813,
15525,
719,
9024,
5933,
66664,
449,
4518,
4497,
198,
31233,
8246,
31233,
8246,
11,
279,
12823,
323,
5064,
6532,
304,
279,
14956,
323,
65146,
315,
14726,
11,
15871,
1884,
1511,
311,
3493,
23756,
13,
17283,
8246,
374,
459,
14154,
3823,
5820,
13,
1102,
6137,
449,
279,
32227,
16003,
1205,
369,
264,
14400,
4676,
311,
24070,
279,
6372,
315,
4518,
4497,
198,
51918,
51918,
11,
279,
65146,
477,
14956,
315,
3544,
14726,
13,
578,
4751,
8246,
374,
311,
264,
5199,
8547,
69593,
449,
4857,
11,
719,
304,
4279,
10648,
433,
1455,
3629,
374,
9435,
311,
1778,
3682,
4375,
439,
14016,
11,
18198,
11,
14467,
11,
323,
586,
4375,
1778,
439,
19795,
11,
83625,
11,
323,
40073,
13,
24987,
374,
4518,
4497,
128001
] |
<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: docs: Update the testing part of the tutorial
username_0: - Use the Prisma Client created in `db.ts` in the API Context
- Disconnect Prisma Client after running each test, allowing Jest to exit. Previously this was an issue as the Prisma Client connection was never closed and prevented Jest from exiting. This issue was fixed in [`a9ca189`](https://github.com/graphql-nexus/tutorial/commit/8bcbe015fa1779770caa6b9dbcce67d000ba5c9c) using a workaround by passing the `--forceExit` flag to Jest.
This PR adds a proper fix for #678
<issue_comment>username_1: Awesome! Just one thing | 180 | [
128000,
27,
11407,
5011,
1822,
11407,
18104,
86379,
25,
27437,
25,
5666,
279,
7649,
961,
315,
279,
22237,
198,
5223,
62,
15,
25,
482,
5560,
279,
2394,
39252,
8589,
3549,
304,
1595,
2042,
21991,
63,
304,
279,
5446,
9805,
319,
12,
70190,
2394,
39252,
8589,
1306,
4401,
1855,
1296,
11,
10923,
94569,
311,
4974,
13,
59787,
420,
574,
459,
4360,
439,
279,
2394,
39252,
8589,
3717,
574,
2646,
8036,
323,
32098,
94569,
505,
45848,
13,
1115,
4360,
574,
8521,
304,
41618,
64,
24,
936,
9378,
85802,
2485,
1129,
5316,
916,
94408,
5392,
24590,
86352,
14,
17869,
14,
23,
9081,
1395,
16037,
3716,
11242,
26409,
15,
88834,
21,
65,
24,
15245,
346,
3080,
67,
931,
4749,
20,
66,
24,
66,
8,
1701,
264,
60130,
555,
12579,
279,
1595,
313,
9009,
15699,
63,
5292,
311,
94569,
18304,
2028,
8743,
11621,
264,
6300,
5155,
369,
674,
17458,
198,
27,
11407,
18104,
29,
5223,
62,
16,
25,
39405,
0,
4702,
832,
3245,
128001
] |
Total Number of words made out of Actinium =85 Actinium
is a 8
letter medium Word starting with A and ending with M. Below are Total 85 words made out of this word.
7 letter Words made out of actinium
6 letter Words made out of actinium
1). manitu 2). mantic 3). intima 4). aminic 5). tunica
5 letter Words made out of actinium
1). umiac 2). manic 3). cutin 4). actin 5). cumin 6). matin 7). acini 8). antic 9). uncia 10). animi 11). mucin 12). amici 13). amnic 14). tunic
4 letter Words made out of actinium
1). mina 2). main 3). unai 4). unit 5). mint 6). tuna 7). unci 8). tain 9). muni 10). maun 11). maut 12). mica 13). mini 14). aunt 15). cain 16). anti 17). cant 18). amin 19). inia 20). inti
3 letter Words made out of actinium
1). amu 2). nut 3). tam 4). tan 5). nit 6). tau 7). nim 8). act 9). tic 10). tin 11). tui 12). tun 13). mat 14). ait 15). ain 16). aim 17). nam 18). can 19). cut 20). cat 21). cam 22). man 23). mac 24). ant 25). uta 26). ani 27). mut 28). mun
2 letter Words made out of actinium
ut um it in ai ma am na mi ti at mu ta nu an un
Actinium Meaning :- A supposed metal- said by Phipson to be contained in commercial zinc; -- so called because certain of its compounds are darkened by exposure to light.
: . Anagrams are meaningful words made after rearranging all the letters of the word.
Search More words for viewing how many words can be made out of them
There are 4 vowel letters and 4 consonant letters in the word actinium. A is 1st, C is 3rd, T is 20th, I is 9th, N is 14th, U is 21th, M is 13th, Letter of Alphabet series.
Wordmaker is a website which tells you how many words you can make out of any given word in english. we have tried our best to include every possible word combination of a given word. Its a good website for those who are looking for anagrams of a particular word. Anagrams are words made using each and every letter of the word and is of the same legth as original english word. Most of the words meaning have also being provided to have a better understanding of the word. A cool tool for scrabble fans and english users, word maker is fastly becoming one of the most sought after english reference across the web.
a, ac, act,
m, um, ium,
a ca ta ia na i
a ua m
m um im nm im t
m cm a | 664 | [
128000,
7749,
5742,
315,
4339,
1903,
704,
315,
3298,
64990,
284,
5313,
3298,
64990,
198,
285,
264,
220,
23,
198,
9638,
11298,
9506,
6041,
449,
362,
323,
13696,
449,
386,
13,
21883,
527,
10884,
220,
5313,
4339,
1903,
704,
315,
420,
3492,
627,
22,
6661,
28730,
1903,
704,
315,
1180,
64990,
198,
21,
6661,
28730,
1903,
704,
315,
1180,
64990,
198,
16,
570,
893,
33462,
220,
17,
570,
296,
8322,
220,
18,
570,
528,
7675,
220,
19,
570,
264,
1083,
292,
220,
20,
570,
11716,
3074,
198,
20,
6661,
28730,
1903,
704,
315,
1180,
64990,
198,
16,
570,
4543,
18029,
220,
17,
570,
70222,
220,
18,
570,
4018,
258,
220,
19,
570,
1180,
258,
220,
20,
570,
272,
10318,
220,
21,
570,
5634,
258,
220,
22,
570,
1645,
6729,
220,
23,
570,
88143,
220,
24,
570,
21482,
689,
220,
605,
570,
4039,
72,
220,
806,
570,
65104,
258,
220,
717,
570,
1097,
3457,
220,
1032,
570,
1097,
11851,
220,
975,
570,
259,
3609,
198,
19,
6661,
28730,
1903,
704,
315,
1180,
64990,
198,
16,
570,
1332,
64,
220,
17,
570,
1925,
220,
18,
570,
653,
2192,
220,
19,
570,
5089,
220,
20,
570,
29437,
220,
21,
570,
75057,
220,
22,
570,
653,
5979,
220,
23,
570,
259,
467,
220,
24,
570,
296,
16080,
220,
605,
570,
7643,
359,
220,
806,
570,
296,
2784,
220,
717,
570,
296,
3074,
220,
1032,
570,
13726,
220,
975,
570,
51166,
220,
868,
570,
272,
467,
220,
845,
570,
7294,
220,
1114,
570,
16869,
220,
972,
570,
264,
1083,
220,
777,
570,
304,
689,
220,
508,
570,
528,
72,
198,
18,
6661,
28730,
1903,
704,
315,
1180,
64990,
198,
16,
570,
1097,
84,
220,
17,
570,
10184,
220,
18,
570,
26555,
220,
19,
570,
14531,
220,
20,
570,
25719,
220,
21,
570,
32923,
220,
22,
570,
46792,
220,
23,
570,
1180,
220,
24,
570,
62547,
220,
605,
570,
25826,
220,
806,
570,
259,
2005,
220,
717,
570,
11716,
220,
1032,
570,
5634,
220,
975,
570,
107902,
220,
868,
570,
37202,
220,
845,
570,
9395,
220,
1114,
570,
16854,
220,
972,
570,
649,
220,
777,
570,
4018,
220,
508,
570,
8415,
220,
1691,
570,
6730,
220,
1313,
570,
893,
220,
1419,
570,
9155,
220,
1187,
570,
3276,
220,
914,
570,
8791,
64,
220,
1627,
570,
53088,
220,
1544,
570,
5318,
220,
1591,
570,
51079,
198,
17,
6661,
28730,
1903,
704,
315,
1180,
64990,
198,
332,
4543,
433,
304,
16796,
7643,
1097,
4415,
9686,
9165,
520,
12097,
9637,
11148,
459,
653,
198,
2471,
64990,
49203,
21629,
362,
10171,
9501,
12,
1071,
555,
393,
2200,
942,
311,
387,
13282,
304,
8518,
49601,
26,
1198,
779,
2663,
1606,
3738,
315,
1202,
32246,
527,
6453,
6901,
555,
14675,
311,
3177,
627,
25,
662,
1556,
69872,
527,
23222,
4339,
1903,
1306,
56427,
8764,
682,
279,
12197,
315,
279,
3492,
627,
6014,
4497,
4339,
369,
20705,
1268,
1690,
4339,
649,
387,
1903,
704,
315,
1124,
198,
3947,
527,
220,
19,
77281,
12197,
323,
220,
19,
78605,
519,
12197,
304,
279,
3492,
1180,
64990,
13,
362,
374,
220,
16,
267,
11,
356,
374,
220,
18,
6634,
11,
350,
374,
220,
508,
339,
11,
358,
374,
220,
24,
339,
11,
452,
374,
220,
975,
339,
11,
549,
374,
220,
1691,
339,
11,
386,
374,
220,
1032,
339,
11,
27757,
315,
63897,
4101,
627,
11116,
26850,
374,
264,
3997,
902,
10975,
499,
1268,
1690,
4339,
499,
649,
1304,
704,
315,
904,
2728,
3492,
304,
30063,
13,
584,
617,
6818,
1057,
1888,
311,
2997,
1475,
3284,
3492,
10824,
315,
264,
2728,
3492,
13,
11699,
264,
1695,
3997,
369,
1884,
889,
527,
3411,
369,
459,
69872,
315,
264,
4040,
3492,
13,
1556,
69872,
527,
4339,
1903,
1701,
1855,
323,
1475,
6661,
315,
279,
3492,
323,
374,
315,
279,
1890,
2531,
339,
439,
4113,
30063,
3492,
13,
7648,
315,
279,
4339,
7438,
617,
1101,
1694,
3984,
311,
617,
264,
2731,
8830,
315,
279,
3492,
13,
362,
7155,
5507,
369,
9406,
73291,
7359,
323,
30063,
3932,
11,
3492,
25214,
374,
5043,
398,
10671,
832,
315,
279,
1455,
16495,
1306,
30063,
5905,
4028,
279,
3566,
627,
64,
11,
1645,
11,
1180,
345,
76,
11,
4543,
11,
602,
372,
345,
64,
2211,
9637,
35924,
4415,
602,
198,
64,
46659,
296,
198,
76,
4543,
737,
26807,
737,
259,
198,
76,
10166,
264,
128001
] |
While John C. Reilly is busy policing the galaxy for Marvel and going on tour as Dr. Steve Brule these days, he still found some time to do some contractually obligated PR and have some fun with it.
He brought along some photos from his past to show Letterman and the audience just how much he loved renaissance fairs. So much that he basically begged his way into this particular one and managed to piss off the renaissance staff in the process.
Now it’s fitting that Reilly had to hustle and plead to get by in the faire setting. He was dressed as a beggar, or he claimed to be. It just didn’t jive with the actual paid help, a group of people I assume feel they deserved whatever he was getting because they didn’t want to do that sh*t for free.
That’s me being judgmental of course. I wouldn’t be caught dead at a renaissance fair or LARPing event. I’ve seen a few, I enjoyed the depiction in Role Models, but I’m not apt to go hit someone with a foam sword in a field. I’d much rather just stare at this stinkbug work its way across the ceiling.
| 258 | [
128000,
8142,
3842,
356,
13,
1050,
14722,
374,
13326,
55671,
279,
34261,
369,
22883,
323,
2133,
389,
7364,
439,
2999,
13,
14129,
3320,
1130,
1521,
2919,
11,
568,
2103,
1766,
1063,
892,
311,
656,
1063,
5226,
1870,
67976,
8743,
323,
617,
1063,
2523,
449,
433,
627,
1548,
7263,
3235,
1063,
7397,
505,
813,
3347,
311,
1501,
27757,
1543,
323,
279,
10877,
1120,
1268,
1790,
568,
10456,
312,
46302,
282,
4825,
13,
2100,
1790,
430,
568,
13524,
80392,
813,
1648,
1139,
420,
4040,
832,
323,
9152,
311,
41040,
1022,
279,
312,
46302,
5687,
304,
279,
1920,
627,
7184,
433,
753,
27442,
430,
1050,
14722,
1047,
311,
88312,
323,
73293,
311,
636,
555,
304,
279,
20028,
6376,
13,
1283,
574,
26435,
439,
264,
2197,
12440,
11,
477,
568,
11922,
311,
387,
13,
1102,
1120,
3287,
1431,
503,
535,
449,
279,
5150,
7318,
1520,
11,
264,
1912,
315,
1274,
358,
9855,
2733,
814,
45547,
8996,
568,
574,
3794,
1606,
814,
3287,
1431,
1390,
311,
656,
430,
559,
15529,
369,
1949,
627,
4897,
753,
757,
1694,
19971,
278,
315,
3388,
13,
358,
8434,
1431,
387,
10791,
5710,
520,
264,
312,
46302,
6762,
477,
445,
43893,
287,
1567,
13,
358,
4070,
3970,
264,
2478,
11,
358,
14333,
279,
73764,
304,
15766,
27972,
11,
719,
358,
4344,
539,
20697,
311,
733,
4295,
4423,
449,
264,
32183,
20827,
304,
264,
2115,
13,
358,
7070,
1790,
4856,
1120,
46943,
520,
420,
357,
771,
2365,
990,
1202,
1648,
4028,
279,
22959,
627,
128001
] |
At the Foundation Stage, children are assessed using the Early Learning Goals which set out the learning expectations for the majority of children by the end of the EYFS. This information is used to help with the planning and delivery of the National Curriculum as they enter Key Stage 1.
Throughout Key Stages 1 and 2 children’s progress in Reading, Writing and Maths is tracked each term. In all year groups, teacher assessment is used to identify strengths and areas for development, and help to target groups or individuals requiring particular support, including children with special educational needs and those of high ability.
Nationally required teacher assessments are carried out at the end of Key Stage 1 in Year 2 and at the end of Key Stage 2 in Year 6. Year 6 children also sit the national SATs tests in May.
Year 1 children are assessed through the National Phonics Screening Check in June. This is a short reading test of 40 real and phonically decodeable non-words which is carried out 1:1 with a teacher. This is used purely to inform teachers planning and teaching in Year 2. Children who experience difficulties with this test will receive some additional support in phonics in Year 2 and will repeat the test at the end of KS1 to assess their progress and review any support they may need.
Assessment for Learning in all subjects is used by teachers and teaching assistants on a daily basis, to inform their planning for the next stages of children’s learning. This assessment takes a variety of forms, for example: marking children’s work, observation of children at work, dialogue with children about their work, and concept maps completed by children.
Parent consultations are arranged in the Autumn and Spring Terms to discuss progress and achievement and written reports to parents are provided at the end of the Summer Term. | 370 | [
128000,
1688,
279,
5114,
22891,
11,
2911,
527,
32448,
1701,
279,
23591,
21579,
55293,
902,
743,
704,
279,
6975,
17078,
369,
279,
8857,
315,
2911,
555,
279,
842,
315,
279,
469,
56,
8653,
13,
1115,
2038,
374,
1511,
311,
1520,
449,
279,
9293,
323,
9889,
315,
279,
5165,
75306,
439,
814,
3810,
5422,
22891,
220,
16,
627,
60105,
5422,
800,
1154,
220,
16,
323,
220,
17,
2911,
753,
5208,
304,
18242,
11,
24838,
323,
93678,
374,
34156,
1855,
4751,
13,
763,
682,
1060,
5315,
11,
11326,
15813,
374,
1511,
311,
10765,
36486,
323,
5789,
369,
4500,
11,
323,
1520,
311,
2218,
5315,
477,
7931,
23537,
4040,
1862,
11,
2737,
2911,
449,
3361,
16627,
3966,
323,
1884,
315,
1579,
5845,
627,
45,
30154,
2631,
11326,
41300,
527,
11953,
704,
520,
279,
842,
315,
5422,
22891,
220,
16,
304,
9941,
220,
17,
323,
520,
279,
842,
315,
5422,
22891,
220,
17,
304,
9941,
220,
21,
13,
9941,
220,
21,
2911,
1101,
2503,
279,
5426,
43354,
82,
7177,
304,
3297,
627,
9679,
220,
16,
2911,
527,
32448,
1555,
279,
5165,
71424,
1233,
70189,
4343,
304,
5651,
13,
1115,
374,
264,
2875,
5403,
1296,
315,
220,
1272,
1972,
323,
51923,
2740,
17322,
481,
2536,
12,
5880,
902,
374,
11953,
704,
220,
16,
25,
16,
449,
264,
11326,
13,
1115,
374,
1511,
32227,
311,
6179,
13639,
9293,
323,
12917,
304,
9941,
220,
17,
13,
15394,
889,
3217,
27129,
449,
420,
1296,
690,
5371,
1063,
5217,
1862,
304,
51923,
1233,
304,
9941,
220,
17,
323,
690,
13454,
279,
1296,
520,
279,
842,
315,
47474,
16,
311,
8720,
872,
5208,
323,
3477,
904,
1862,
814,
1253,
1205,
627,
5733,
24280,
369,
21579,
304,
682,
15223,
374,
1511,
555,
13639,
323,
12917,
57619,
389,
264,
7446,
8197,
11,
311,
6179,
872,
9293,
369,
279,
1828,
18094,
315,
2911,
753,
6975,
13,
1115,
15813,
5097,
264,
8205,
315,
7739,
11,
369,
3187,
25,
36024,
2911,
753,
990,
11,
22695,
315,
2911,
520,
990,
11,
21976,
449,
2911,
922,
872,
990,
11,
323,
7434,
14370,
8308,
555,
2911,
627,
8553,
75537,
527,
28902,
304,
279,
60902,
323,
12531,
20163,
311,
4358,
5208,
323,
26501,
323,
5439,
6821,
311,
6699,
527,
3984,
520,
279,
842,
315,
279,
19367,
17978,
13,
128001
] |
Anna Fricke has also boarded the drama and will serve as a co-showrunner and exec producer.
CBS' L.A. Confidential reboot is starting to take shape.
Justified favorite Walton Goggins, who fielded multiple offers this season, has become the first person cast in the network's drama pilot based on James Ellroy's novel. Additionally, Anna Fricke (The CW's Valor) has boarded the drama as an exec producer/co-showrunner.
CBS' L.A. Confidential is described as a 2018 treatment in terms of tone, music and style. The paths of three homicide detectives, a female reporter and an up-and-coming actress intersect while the detectives pursue a sadistic serial killer among the secrets and lies of glamorous and gritty 1950s Los Angeles.
Goggins will take on the role of Detective Jack Vincennes, who is described as all swagger and flash with a movie-star smile. He knows how the system works and uses it to his best advantage, including some corrupt shakedowns on the side. Kevin Spacey played the role in the 1997 feature film, which was also based on Ellroy's book.
Jordan Harper (Gotham) penned the script and exec produces alongside Arnon Milchan. Michael Dinner will also exec produce and direct the pilot. The drama hails from New Regency, Lionsgate Television and CBS Television Studios.
Goggins most recently won a Critics' Choice Award for his role in HBO comedy Vice Principals. He earned an Emmy nomination during his five-season run on FX's Justified. He recently starred in History's scripted drama Six. He next stars in Tomb Raider and Marvel's Ant-Man and the Wasp. The casting keeps him in the CBS fold after he guest-starred on the network's Big Bang Theory earlier this season. He's repped by ICM and Darris Hatch Management. | 398 | [
128000,
57856,
435,
2265,
441,
706,
1101,
84569,
279,
20156,
323,
690,
8854,
439,
264,
1080,
31637,
42836,
323,
3969,
17276,
627,
60003,
6,
445,
885,
13,
74465,
35692,
374,
6041,
311,
1935,
6211,
627,
10156,
1908,
7075,
71509,
480,
16499,
1354,
11,
889,
2115,
291,
5361,
6209,
420,
3280,
11,
706,
3719,
279,
1176,
1732,
6445,
304,
279,
4009,
596,
20156,
18178,
3196,
389,
7957,
13852,
3433,
596,
11775,
13,
23212,
11,
24101,
435,
2265,
441,
320,
791,
41135,
596,
62828,
8,
706,
84569,
279,
20156,
439,
459,
3969,
17276,
66042,
31637,
42836,
627,
60003,
6,
445,
885,
13,
74465,
374,
7633,
439,
264,
220,
679,
23,
6514,
304,
3878,
315,
16630,
11,
4731,
323,
1742,
13,
578,
13006,
315,
2380,
50077,
59859,
11,
264,
8954,
19496,
323,
459,
709,
9976,
12,
5065,
24577,
32896,
1418,
279,
59859,
23564,
264,
12703,
4633,
6275,
25534,
4315,
279,
24511,
323,
15812,
315,
77014,
323,
86778,
220,
6280,
15,
82,
9853,
12167,
627,
38,
16499,
1354,
690,
1935,
389,
279,
3560,
315,
56379,
7762,
650,
2910,
15564,
11,
889,
374,
7633,
439,
682,
61923,
323,
8381,
449,
264,
5818,
21337,
15648,
13,
1283,
8964,
1268,
279,
1887,
4375,
323,
5829,
433,
311,
813,
1888,
9610,
11,
2737,
1063,
22681,
559,
7897,
43456,
389,
279,
3185,
13,
16768,
11746,
88,
6476,
279,
3560,
304,
279,
220,
2550,
22,
4668,
4632,
11,
902,
574,
1101,
3196,
389,
13852,
3433,
596,
2363,
627,
71524,
33107,
320,
38,
8942,
309,
8,
78797,
279,
5429,
323,
3969,
19159,
16662,
1676,
6414,
10357,
5776,
13,
8096,
49191,
690,
1101,
3969,
8356,
323,
2167,
279,
18178,
13,
578,
20156,
305,
6341,
505,
1561,
3263,
2301,
11,
33865,
25623,
41445,
323,
24991,
41445,
31362,
627,
38,
16499,
1354,
1455,
6051,
2834,
264,
77513,
6,
28206,
17768,
369,
813,
3560,
304,
43978,
23160,
23270,
45629,
1147,
13,
1283,
15662,
459,
67112,
29804,
2391,
813,
4330,
31300,
1629,
389,
30001,
596,
4702,
1908,
13,
1283,
6051,
59335,
304,
11346,
596,
86125,
20156,
19198,
13,
1283,
1828,
9958,
304,
57272,
81454,
323,
22883,
596,
6898,
31251,
323,
279,
468,
13671,
13,
578,
25146,
13912,
1461,
304,
279,
24991,
11816,
1306,
568,
8810,
21337,
1171,
389,
279,
4009,
596,
6295,
17343,
31535,
6931,
420,
3280,
13,
1283,
596,
312,
7069,
555,
358,
10190,
323,
423,
59422,
59994,
9744,
13,
128001
] |
Which Alexander Wang are you SEARCHING for???
are you still looking for this backpack?
I borrowed this idea from another forum, thought it'd be helpful to have a dedicated thread for AW's we are on the hunt for! We can post here in hopes that others might give us some help in finding if they happen to see your wish list item(s) some where out there!!
I am on a desperate hunt for the Donna Hobo in Fatigue Green. If anyone happens to see one of these, could you please PM me and let me know! Many thanks!!
That fatigue green is gorgeous reminds me of sage did in come in any other style?
if you see any, please feel free to PM me and let me know!!!
^^You are good platinum! Thanks...I scoured the net with no luck! Hmmm, not sure if I want to pay full price though. Smack me I know!
heyyy platinum may i marry you??
Is that a reputable online store,isn't it???
I do trust you, I'll send an e-mail asking for Katie!
For me, it's the fuchsia Brenda... my most wanted AW bag. And then maybe a Leopard Diego but I saw all the unlucky searchers in the official Diego thread. | 269 | [
128000,
23956,
20643,
29346,
527,
499,
50866,
1753,
369,
7801,
5380,
548,
499,
2103,
3411,
369,
420,
34236,
5380,
40,
46664,
420,
4623,
505,
2500,
12111,
11,
3463,
433,
4265,
387,
11190,
311,
617,
264,
12514,
4617,
369,
34438,
596,
584,
527,
389,
279,
19614,
369,
0,
1226,
649,
1772,
1618,
304,
16388,
430,
3885,
2643,
3041,
603,
1063,
1520,
304,
9455,
422,
814,
3621,
311,
1518,
701,
6562,
1160,
1537,
1161,
8,
1063,
1405,
704,
1070,
51447,
40,
1097,
389,
264,
28495,
19614,
369,
279,
47863,
37876,
78,
304,
26417,
22711,
7997,
13,
1442,
5606,
8741,
311,
1518,
832,
315,
1521,
11,
1436,
499,
4587,
5975,
757,
323,
1095,
757,
1440,
0,
9176,
9523,
51447,
4897,
36709,
6307,
374,
24415,
35710,
757,
315,
39361,
1550,
304,
2586,
304,
904,
1023,
1742,
5380,
333,
499,
1518,
904,
11,
4587,
2733,
1949,
311,
5975,
757,
323,
1095,
757,
1440,
80395,
22634,
2675,
527,
1695,
63327,
0,
11361,
1131,
40,
1156,
21020,
279,
4272,
449,
912,
15369,
0,
473,
49986,
11,
539,
2771,
422,
358,
1390,
311,
2343,
2539,
3430,
3582,
13,
4487,
474,
757,
358,
1440,
4999,
383,
40419,
63327,
1253,
602,
32918,
499,
30,
5380,
3957,
430,
264,
56940,
2930,
3637,
62510,
77,
956,
433,
7801,
5380,
40,
656,
7095,
499,
11,
358,
3358,
3708,
459,
384,
11724,
10371,
369,
45563,
4999,
2520,
757,
11,
433,
596,
279,
282,
74491,
90134,
1131,
856,
1455,
4934,
34438,
9145,
13,
1628,
1243,
7344,
264,
98638,
18842,
719,
358,
5602,
682,
279,
89544,
2778,
388,
304,
279,
4033,
18842,
4617,
13,
128001
] |
The church at the time of Luther, was of course what we call the Roman Catholic Church and ... it was quite rotten, with a rot that began at the top and filtered down. This is generally the nature of rot in any organization ... and in the church at that time, the rot was in the leadership ... and as God always does, He raised up someone to point it out to the leadership. In a new book by Nelson Mandela (and completed by his co-writer Mandla Langa) and released this week (buy Dare Not Linger: The Presidential Years here), Mandela points out that leadership should always be listening not only to its praise singers but also to its critics; and leadership should constantly be self-critical. The RCC in 1500's failed miserably in these two areas. But are we any better today?
For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith – and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God –
but the righteous person will live by faith
We praise and thank God on the 500th anniversary of the Reformation for raising up a man like Martin Luther. But remember, a fish rots from the head down ... was there any rot in Luther? Well, yes, he was fiercely antisemitic. Luther urged the destruction of Jews. He outlined his ideas in his book On the Jews and Their Lies which included setting fire to synagogues and schools, the confiscation of Jewish books, burning their homes to the ground, rabbis banned from teaching on pain of death, cash and jewelry confiscated and expulsion of Jews from German lands (read from his works here). Luther’s wishes would eventually materialise four hundred years later in 1938, which became known as Kristallnacht or the Night of the Broken Glass. This state sponsored persecution occurred on Luther’s birthday. At that time Lutheran Bishop Martin Sasse quoted Luther in a pamphlet inciting the people against the Jews. His views conformed with those of Goebbels—similar to what Luther preached in his penultimate sermon. Many of Sasse’s church colleagues claimed that the swastika on church altars was a source of inspiration and Lutheran clergy were given the task to complete Luther’s mission against “world enemy”, the Jews.
As we've seen recently in our Old Old Stories series, we all have our dark side ... last week we saw Noah's, this week we see Luther's. But what is your dark side (your rot), and does your church have a dark side? And if you are in a position of leadership (in your home, church, workplace) is your rot affecting your home, your church, your workplace?
On the anniversary of 500 years of Reformation, I call the church of Jesus Christ and every Christian, to ongoing re-formation (more on that next Sunday evening). | 586 | [
128000,
791,
8993,
520,
279,
892,
315,
36302,
11,
574,
315,
3388,
1148,
584,
1650,
279,
13041,
16879,
9441,
323,
2564,
433,
574,
5115,
78792,
11,
449,
264,
5868,
430,
6137,
520,
279,
1948,
323,
18797,
1523,
13,
1115,
374,
8965,
279,
7138,
315,
5868,
304,
904,
7471,
2564,
323,
304,
279,
8993,
520,
430,
892,
11,
279,
5868,
574,
304,
279,
11692,
2564,
323,
439,
4359,
2744,
1587,
11,
1283,
9408,
709,
4423,
311,
1486,
433,
704,
311,
279,
11692,
13,
763,
264,
502,
2363,
555,
27562,
88430,
320,
438,
8308,
555,
813,
1080,
2695,
2604,
24789,
4355,
445,
19934,
8,
323,
6004,
420,
2046,
320,
20369,
67931,
2876,
445,
5248,
25,
578,
42855,
23116,
1618,
705,
88430,
3585,
704,
430,
11692,
1288,
2744,
387,
14624,
539,
1193,
311,
1202,
29488,
68141,
719,
1101,
311,
1202,
23531,
26,
323,
11692,
1288,
15320,
387,
659,
1824,
14849,
13,
578,
33017,
304,
220,
3965,
15,
596,
4745,
98310,
2915,
304,
1521,
1403,
5789,
13,
2030,
527,
584,
904,
2731,
3432,
5380,
2520,
433,
374,
555,
21507,
499,
617,
1027,
6924,
11,
1555,
10082,
1389,
323,
420,
374,
539,
505,
58996,
11,
433,
374,
279,
8352,
315,
4359,
115972,
8248,
279,
42805,
1732,
690,
3974,
555,
10082,
198,
1687,
29488,
323,
9901,
4359,
389,
279,
220,
2636,
339,
22310,
315,
279,
1050,
1659,
369,
19054,
709,
264,
893,
1093,
11826,
36302,
13,
2030,
6227,
11,
264,
7795,
938,
2641,
505,
279,
2010,
1523,
2564,
574,
1070,
904,
5868,
304,
36302,
30,
8489,
11,
10035,
11,
568,
574,
79045,
65617,
19233,
292,
13,
36302,
28932,
279,
19814,
315,
17420,
13,
1283,
33740,
813,
6848,
304,
813,
2363,
1952,
279,
17420,
323,
11205,
78186,
902,
5343,
6376,
4027,
311,
6925,
55180,
1157,
323,
8853,
11,
279,
57456,
367,
315,
13653,
6603,
11,
20252,
872,
10632,
311,
279,
5015,
11,
436,
12806,
285,
21501,
505,
12917,
389,
6784,
315,
4648,
11,
8515,
323,
31817,
87370,
323,
95989,
315,
17420,
505,
6063,
12098,
320,
888,
505,
813,
4375,
1618,
570,
36302,
753,
25223,
1053,
9778,
3769,
1082,
3116,
7895,
1667,
3010,
304,
220,
7285,
23,
11,
902,
6244,
3967,
439,
27973,
543,
77,
16317,
477,
279,
13120,
315,
279,
54683,
21396,
13,
1115,
1614,
30638,
56529,
10222,
389,
36302,
753,
15553,
13,
2468,
430,
892,
83081,
34342,
11826,
328,
13559,
24116,
36302,
304,
264,
75931,
1169,
3709,
5977,
279,
1274,
2403,
279,
17420,
13,
5414,
6325,
390,
10365,
449,
1884,
315,
6122,
86402,
2053,
2345,
65387,
311,
1148,
36302,
89194,
304,
813,
5869,
67666,
76482,
13,
9176,
315,
328,
13559,
753,
8993,
18105,
11922,
430,
279,
2064,
561,
11755,
389,
8993,
4902,
1590,
574,
264,
2592,
315,
20343,
323,
83081,
63584,
1051,
2728,
279,
3465,
311,
4686,
36302,
753,
9131,
2403,
1054,
14957,
9354,
9520,
279,
17420,
627,
2170,
584,
3077,
3970,
6051,
304,
1057,
10846,
10846,
30129,
4101,
11,
584,
682,
617,
1057,
6453,
3185,
2564,
1566,
2046,
584,
5602,
43084,
596,
11,
420,
2046,
584,
1518,
36302,
596,
13,
2030,
1148,
374,
701,
6453,
3185,
320,
22479,
5868,
705,
323,
1587,
701,
8993,
617,
264,
6453,
3185,
30,
1628,
422,
499,
527,
304,
264,
2361,
315,
11692,
320,
258,
701,
2162,
11,
8993,
11,
27465,
8,
374,
701,
5868,
28987,
701,
2162,
11,
701,
8993,
11,
701,
27465,
5380,
1966,
279,
22310,
315,
220,
2636,
1667,
315,
1050,
1659,
11,
358,
1650,
279,
8993,
315,
10811,
3771,
323,
1475,
9052,
11,
311,
14529,
312,
12,
1659,
320,
6518,
389,
430,
1828,
7418,
11714,
570,
128001
] |
Women’s emancipation in ukraine at the
A feminist site charting the emancipation of british women since the renaissance prostitution in the 1700s and 1800s it was women's duty as women to be silent. People of ukraine 4 years ago believed frog as a national emblem's animal. Accenture international women's day mongolia, tajikistan, ukraine, in both women's and society's thoughts about women's equality and emancipation. Resistance versus emancipation: foucault, marcuse, (iran 2009, ukraine 2004, rosa luxemburg, women’s liberation, and marx’s philosophy of revolution, nj:.
Definition of feminism - the advocacy of women's rights on the ground of the equality of the sexes women's liberation, female emancipation, women's rights. Emancipation is any effort to procure economic and social rights, political rights or equality, often for a specifically disenfranchised group, or. Peasant life and serfdom under tsarist russia this section of the book shows russian women’s roles as healers and midwives, emancipation of.
The suffragettes, the russian revolution and women that the road to women’s emancipation was through forces in the ukraine and was. Overview of holidays and many observances in united states during the year 2018. Equality watch: women & men 2 february 2004 islam recent years have seen a backlash against women’s emancipation in many countries women from ukraine. The policies of nazism contrasted starkly with the evolution of emancipation under the weimar republic, the competition for a women's lebensraum, 1928–1932,.
Women's rights are the rights and entitlements claimed for women and girls worldwide, and formed the basis for the women's rights movement in the in ukraine. Sixteen arguments against feminism the feminist triumph, combined with women's emancipation, ukraine has a fertilty rate of 126 children per woman,. Ukraine latin america argentina a sewing centre at goblej village was boosting women’s income levels the uplifting of women through their emancipation has.
Marxism and the emancipation of women print distributed by the bolsheviks in kiev, ukraine on march 8 (international women's day), 1915. She believes the extent of their use should be used as a measure of women's emancipation by the un back at the security gate in cairo airport,. Usa-ussr world leaders political emancipation of us congress passes equal opportunity act in response to growing women's ukraine joins nato.
- In-depth overview in the purpose of the undp gender equality and women’s empowerment programme is to support the government of south uganda ukraine.
- 8 march - international women's day / women's status, real equality, emancipation, ukraine, moldova, azerbaijan and armenia.
- Ukraine women dating agency thank you for visiting our website of our moore elicited tears when he reminds them of the long struggle for women’s emancipation,.
The first international women's day both women's and society's thoughts about women's equality and emancipation turkmenistan, uganda, ukraine,. Background: women and uzbek nationhood flock to support the new regime that promised women's emancipation 4 in women in russia and ukraine. Ukraine southern europe bosnia four female inmates after being sent to a women’s launch for the 2018 emancipation celebration held at the old mill. | 746 | [
128000,
36190,
753,
91225,
49686,
304,
577,
78836,
520,
279,
198,
32,
38012,
2816,
9676,
287,
279,
91225,
49686,
315,
95027,
3278,
2533,
279,
312,
46302,
50850,
304,
279,
220,
8258,
15,
82,
323,
220,
5245,
15,
82,
433,
574,
3278,
596,
14523,
439,
3278,
311,
387,
21737,
13,
9029,
315,
577,
78836,
220,
19,
1667,
4227,
11846,
60981,
439,
264,
5426,
67374,
596,
10065,
13,
82909,
554,
6625,
3278,
596,
1938,
75642,
39260,
11,
116659,
1609,
9121,
11,
577,
78836,
11,
304,
2225,
3278,
596,
323,
8396,
596,
11555,
922,
3278,
596,
22526,
323,
91225,
49686,
13,
40980,
19579,
91225,
49686,
25,
57625,
936,
495,
11,
60898,
817,
11,
320,
55790,
220,
1049,
24,
11,
577,
78836,
220,
1049,
19,
11,
96344,
14379,
9034,
5673,
11,
3278,
753,
55633,
11,
323,
3678,
87,
753,
19675,
315,
14110,
11,
37185,
25,
627,
10614,
315,
53110,
482,
279,
35954,
315,
3278,
596,
3268,
389,
279,
5015,
315,
279,
22526,
315,
279,
76032,
3278,
596,
55633,
11,
8954,
91225,
49686,
11,
3278,
596,
3268,
13,
5867,
1149,
49686,
374,
904,
5149,
311,
80779,
7100,
323,
3674,
3268,
11,
5054,
3268,
477,
22526,
11,
3629,
369,
264,
11951,
91910,
1658,
3581,
4147,
1912,
11,
477,
13,
5250,
15969,
2324,
323,
1446,
69,
5717,
1234,
10814,
277,
380,
436,
29578,
420,
3857,
315,
279,
2363,
5039,
64245,
3278,
753,
13073,
439,
27661,
388,
323,
5209,
59488,
11,
91225,
49686,
315,
627,
791,
8657,
4193,
47003,
11,
279,
64245,
14110,
323,
3278,
430,
279,
5754,
311,
3278,
753,
91225,
49686,
574,
1555,
8603,
304,
279,
577,
78836,
323,
574,
13,
35907,
315,
25425,
323,
1690,
9466,
3095,
304,
29292,
5415,
2391,
279,
1060,
220,
679,
23,
13,
52137,
3821,
25,
3278,
612,
3026,
220,
17,
1172,
6955,
220,
1049,
19,
374,
24705,
3293,
1667,
617,
3970,
264,
48156,
2403,
3278,
753,
91225,
49686,
304,
1690,
5961,
3278,
505,
577,
78836,
13,
578,
10396,
315,
46902,
2191,
13168,
291,
38246,
398,
449,
279,
15740,
315,
91225,
49686,
1234,
279,
584,
88456,
35544,
11,
279,
10937,
369,
264,
3278,
596,
514,
56974,
969,
372,
11,
220,
5926,
23,
4235,
7285,
17,
11,
627,
36190,
596,
3268,
527,
279,
3268,
323,
55001,
82,
11922,
369,
3278,
323,
7724,
15603,
11,
323,
14454,
279,
8197,
369,
279,
3278,
596,
3268,
7351,
304,
279,
304,
577,
78836,
13,
19198,
15247,
6105,
2403,
53110,
279,
38012,
38586,
11,
11093,
449,
3278,
596,
91225,
49686,
11,
577,
78836,
706,
264,
21900,
15404,
4478,
315,
220,
9390,
2911,
824,
5333,
17974,
19278,
64019,
64766,
1417,
24856,
264,
52319,
12541,
520,
342,
51093,
73,
14458,
574,
56028,
3278,
753,
8070,
5990,
279,
95609,
315,
3278,
1555,
872,
91225,
49686,
706,
627,
12331,
87,
2191,
323,
279,
91225,
49686,
315,
3278,
1194,
4332,
555,
279,
89316,
82008,
82,
304,
597,
44191,
11,
577,
78836,
389,
15572,
220,
23,
320,
98697,
3278,
596,
1938,
705,
220,
7529,
20,
13,
3005,
13919,
279,
13112,
315,
872,
1005,
1288,
387,
1511,
439,
264,
6767,
315,
3278,
596,
91225,
49686,
555,
279,
653,
1203,
520,
279,
4868,
18618,
304,
54748,
17149,
17974,
97038,
12,
1892,
81,
1917,
6164,
5054,
91225,
49686,
315,
603,
21716,
16609,
6273,
6776,
1180,
304,
2077,
311,
7982,
3278,
596,
577,
78836,
29782,
308,
4428,
627,
12,
763,
31410,
24131,
304,
279,
7580,
315,
279,
2073,
79,
10026,
22526,
323,
3278,
753,
74477,
18629,
374,
311,
1862,
279,
3109,
315,
10007,
68756,
10018,
577,
78836,
627,
12,
220,
23,
15572,
482,
6625,
3278,
596,
1938,
611,
3278,
596,
2704,
11,
1972,
22526,
11,
91225,
49686,
11,
577,
78836,
11,
29561,
12949,
11,
264,
57860,
23685,
323,
802,
5794,
689,
627,
12,
19278,
3278,
5029,
9266,
9901,
499,
369,
17136,
1057,
3997,
315,
1057,
4647,
461,
95360,
1639,
24014,
994,
568,
35710,
1124,
315,
279,
1317,
14993,
369,
3278,
753,
91225,
49686,
11,
627,
791,
1176,
6625,
3278,
596,
1938,
2225,
3278,
596,
323,
8396,
596,
11555,
922,
3278,
596,
22526,
323,
91225,
49686,
13535,
74,
5794,
9121,
11,
68756,
10018,
11,
577,
78836,
17974,
25837,
25,
3278,
323,
577,
76113,
7140,
5812,
49816,
311,
1862,
279,
502,
17942,
430,
19487,
3278,
596,
91225,
49686,
220,
19,
304,
3278,
304,
436,
29578,
323,
577,
78836,
13,
19278,
18561,
38634,
43746,
21557,
3116,
8954,
42712,
1306,
1694,
3288,
311,
264,
3278,
753,
7195,
369,
279,
220,
679,
23,
91225,
49686,
25960,
5762,
520,
279,
2362,
2606,
13,
128001
] |
Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, in an interview with MSNBC on March 25, 2010, spoke of the “fine line” we have in our society between allowing “free speech” and maintaining a civil society not dominated by violence. In the days following January 4, 2011, the world saw the consequence of allowing civil society to be dominated by violent rhetoric in the extreme. Pakistani citizens were threatened with death by violent means if they even offered condolences to the family of Salman Taseer, the just assassinated Governor of the State of Punjab, Pakistan.
Speaking for myself, I believe that we need to allow the broadest latitude to our right of free speech, as guaranteed by the 1st Amendment of the Constitution of the United States. This does not mean, however, that when someone utters an outrage it should be without consequence. Those consequences can be myriad, and totally justified.
Obviously, calling your spouse or parent an unflattering name can have negative consequence to your family. “Incitement to riot” is another often-offered example of speech, which is not permissible. Still, this is normally limited to oral or written advocacy of ideas or expression of belief that urges the commission of an act of immediate violence.
It is for this reason that Chuck Todd could say during the Giffords interview of March 25, 2010, rather matter-of-factly: “Campaign rhetoric and war rhetoric have been interchangeable for years,” as if there is nothing wrong with it. This is where I get off the media bus.
Today we have media outlets that can reach one billion listeners in less than a second. When they allow an advocate for violence to say something on their “air,” they are walking that “fine line” of what is ethical to communicate to their audience. It is a sad fact of the human condition that unbalanced individuals exist everywhere. Isn’t it the responsibility of our media outlets of all kinds to recognize this fact, and consider the possibility that they might incite or provide ideas to such crazies by giving advocates of violence access to media audiences globally?
It seems to me that it is incumbent on media outlets to adopt an addition to their voluntary ethical code, which requires them to consciously consider whether they are giving advocates for violence a megaphone to spread their views. Just because such people have the right to say what they want, does not mean the media must amplify their vitriol. Political candidates and parties should be put on notice that those that advocate violence through their words and behaviors, directly or indirectly, will lose access to the media.
If this were done, then a reasonable topic for discussion in the media sphere would be whether it was ethical for a given media outlet to allow a certain report to be published. Soon enough media outlets would be shamed away from allowing advocates of violence access to their media megaphone.
“Our Democracy is really a light, a beacon around the world, because we effect change at the ballot box and not because of these outbursts of violence in certain cases … Change is a part of our process, but it’s really important that we focus on the fact that we have a Democratic process.
This entry was posted in Ethics in Journalism, Freedom of Speech and tagged 1st Amendment, Ethics in Media, Role of Media. Bookmark the permalink. | 691 | [
128000,
65963,
22803,
71814,
6853,
480,
3168,
2311,
11,
304,
459,
7274,
449,
56915,
389,
5587,
220,
914,
11,
220,
679,
15,
11,
12570,
315,
279,
1054,
63157,
1584,
863,
584,
617,
304,
1057,
8396,
1990,
10923,
1054,
10816,
8982,
863,
323,
20958,
264,
8431,
8396,
539,
30801,
555,
9349,
13,
763,
279,
2919,
2768,
6186,
220,
19,
11,
220,
679,
16,
11,
279,
1917,
5602,
279,
29774,
315,
10923,
8431,
8396,
311,
387,
30801,
555,
16806,
34731,
304,
279,
14560,
13,
45552,
10495,
1051,
21699,
449,
4648,
555,
16806,
3445,
422,
814,
1524,
9076,
80293,
311,
279,
3070,
315,
69743,
350,
521,
261,
11,
279,
1120,
26816,
15846,
24245,
315,
279,
3314,
315,
60417,
11,
17076,
627,
33117,
369,
7182,
11,
358,
4510,
430,
584,
1205,
311,
2187,
279,
7353,
478,
21518,
311,
1057,
1314,
315,
1949,
8982,
11,
439,
19883,
555,
279,
220,
16,
267,
22454,
315,
279,
18039,
315,
279,
3723,
4273,
13,
1115,
1587,
539,
3152,
11,
4869,
11,
430,
994,
4423,
8791,
5153,
459,
30229,
433,
1288,
387,
2085,
29774,
13,
13266,
16296,
649,
387,
52909,
11,
323,
12756,
35516,
627,
49314,
11,
8260,
701,
32080,
477,
2748,
459,
653,
1517,
31436,
836,
649,
617,
8389,
29774,
311,
701,
3070,
13,
1054,
40345,
275,
1133,
311,
42597,
863,
374,
2500,
3629,
12744,
12616,
3187,
315,
8982,
11,
902,
374,
539,
76345,
13,
16782,
11,
420,
374,
14614,
7347,
311,
21308,
477,
5439,
35954,
315,
6848,
477,
7645,
315,
16801,
430,
63937,
279,
12396,
315,
459,
1180,
315,
14247,
9349,
627,
2181,
374,
369,
420,
2944,
430,
34349,
30534,
1436,
2019,
2391,
279,
480,
3168,
2311,
7274,
315,
5587,
220,
914,
11,
220,
679,
15,
11,
4856,
5030,
8838,
2269,
33839,
25,
1054,
63939,
34731,
323,
4208,
34731,
617,
1027,
91229,
369,
1667,
2476,
439,
422,
1070,
374,
4400,
5076,
449,
433,
13,
1115,
374,
1405,
358,
636,
1022,
279,
3772,
5951,
627,
15724,
584,
617,
3772,
28183,
430,
649,
5662,
832,
7239,
24475,
304,
2753,
1109,
264,
2132,
13,
3277,
814,
2187,
459,
29115,
369,
9349,
311,
2019,
2555,
389,
872,
1054,
1334,
2476,
814,
527,
11689,
430,
1054,
63157,
1584,
863,
315,
1148,
374,
31308,
311,
19570,
311,
872,
10877,
13,
1102,
374,
264,
12703,
2144,
315,
279,
3823,
3044,
430,
653,
59502,
7931,
3073,
17277,
13,
53296,
1431,
433,
279,
12014,
315,
1057,
3772,
28183,
315,
682,
13124,
311,
15641,
420,
2144,
11,
323,
2980,
279,
13336,
430,
814,
2643,
3709,
635,
477,
3493,
6848,
311,
1778,
69691,
552,
555,
7231,
28424,
315,
9349,
2680,
311,
3772,
30994,
31550,
5380,
2181,
5084,
311,
757,
430,
433,
374,
51382,
389,
3772,
28183,
311,
11142,
459,
5369,
311,
872,
37079,
31308,
2082,
11,
902,
7612,
1124,
311,
70903,
2980,
3508,
814,
527,
7231,
28424,
369,
9349,
264,
19262,
1366,
606,
311,
9041,
872,
6325,
13,
4702,
1606,
1778,
1274,
617,
279,
1314,
311,
2019,
1148,
814,
1390,
11,
1587,
539,
3152,
279,
3772,
2011,
97168,
872,
13458,
462,
337,
13,
31597,
11426,
323,
9875,
1288,
387,
2231,
389,
5406,
430,
1884,
430,
29115,
9349,
1555,
872,
4339,
323,
28198,
11,
6089,
477,
46345,
11,
690,
9229,
2680,
311,
279,
3772,
627,
2746,
420,
1051,
2884,
11,
1243,
264,
13579,
8712,
369,
10430,
304,
279,
3772,
26436,
1053,
387,
3508,
433,
574,
31308,
369,
264,
2728,
3772,
27487,
311,
2187,
264,
3738,
1934,
311,
387,
4756,
13,
32862,
3403,
3772,
28183,
1053,
387,
559,
3690,
3201,
505,
10923,
28424,
315,
9349,
2680,
311,
872,
3772,
19262,
1366,
606,
627,
66625,
48189,
374,
2216,
264,
3177,
11,
264,
52402,
2212,
279,
1917,
11,
1606,
584,
2515,
2349,
520,
279,
26938,
3830,
323,
539,
1606,
315,
1521,
704,
11490,
37379,
315,
9349,
304,
3738,
5157,
4696,
10604,
374,
264,
961,
315,
1057,
1920,
11,
719,
433,
753,
2216,
3062,
430,
584,
5357,
389,
279,
2144,
430,
584,
617,
264,
11650,
1920,
627,
2028,
4441,
574,
8621,
304,
50281,
304,
69653,
11,
25320,
315,
39841,
323,
38213,
220,
16,
267,
22454,
11,
50281,
304,
7972,
11,
15766,
315,
7972,
13,
56518,
279,
80328,
13,
128001
] |
Use an Auto Loan Calculator to Do Your Car Buying Homework Working out how much your monthly car payment will be is more complicated than dividing the amount of the loan by the number of months in the loan term. Interest, fees, and taxes add a hefty chunk to the total amount. When you work out your budget for buying a car, do the initial math with an auto loan calculator so you know exactly how much you can really afford to pay for a car before you start car shopping. Auto loan calculators usually ask for data like the amount of the loan, the length of the loan, and the interest rate you plan to pay. A few calculators will also consider where you live, whether you plan to pay any extra on the loan to informally reduce the length of the loan, whether your old cars trade in value or a down payment will reduce the amount of the loan, and whether sales tax or fees will add to the amount of the loan. Many auto loan calculators can help you to compare getting an auto loan to leasing the same car. When using an auto loan calculator, its important to use accurate information. Tiny variations can add up to big differences in your monthly payment. When in doubt, be conservative. For example, if you do not know your likely interest rate, choose a rate at the high end of your estimated range. If you do not know how much cash you will be able to get back for your old car, estimate a little low. Play around with the numbers, using a longer or a shorter term, a higher or a lower down payment, and so on. Get a sense of how changes in the different factors change the monthly loan payment. Understanding how the different parts of an auto loan work together will be a great help when you negotiate with the dealership or the bank for funding. Also remember to think in the long term as well as the short term, and a low monthly payment does not always mean a less expensive loan. A $15,000 loan with 10 percent interest, paid off over three years, will cost you $484 per month, for a total of $17,424 over the life of the loan. If you pay off the loan over five years, your monthly payments drop to $319, but the amount you ultimately pay rises to $19,140. An auto loan calculator that calculates the total amount of the loan as well as the monthly payment is a great way to avoid being penny wise and pound foolish. Getting a car is an important decision. Go into it with the best information you can, and use an auto loan calculator to decide how much you can really spend. It will remove a lot of the stress from getting auto financing. Good luck! Related sites Discount car insurance ... About the Author For the real stuff on discount auto insurance, see. Source: | 570 | [
128000,
10464,
459,
9156,
36181,
37128,
311,
3234,
4718,
3341,
55409,
83813,
22938,
704,
1268,
1790,
701,
15438,
1841,
8323,
690,
387,
374,
810,
17395,
1109,
50802,
279,
3392,
315,
279,
11941,
555,
279,
1396,
315,
4038,
304,
279,
11941,
4751,
13,
25074,
11,
12718,
11,
323,
13426,
923,
264,
65242,
12143,
311,
279,
2860,
3392,
13,
3277,
499,
990,
704,
701,
8199,
369,
12096,
264,
1841,
11,
656,
279,
2926,
7033,
449,
459,
3313,
11941,
31052,
779,
499,
1440,
7041,
1268,
1790,
499,
649,
2216,
10150,
311,
2343,
369,
264,
1841,
1603,
499,
1212,
1841,
12185,
13,
9156,
11941,
5935,
3046,
6118,
2610,
369,
828,
1093,
279,
3392,
315,
279,
11941,
11,
279,
3160,
315,
279,
11941,
11,
323,
279,
2802,
4478,
499,
3197,
311,
2343,
13,
362,
2478,
5935,
3046,
690,
1101,
2980,
1405,
499,
3974,
11,
3508,
499,
3197,
311,
2343,
904,
5066,
389,
279,
11941,
311,
6179,
750,
8108,
279,
3160,
315,
279,
11941,
11,
3508,
701,
2362,
9515,
6696,
304,
907,
477,
264,
1523,
8323,
690,
8108,
279,
3392,
315,
279,
11941,
11,
323,
3508,
6763,
3827,
477,
12718,
690,
923,
311,
279,
3392,
315,
279,
11941,
13,
9176,
3313,
11941,
5935,
3046,
649,
1520,
499,
311,
9616,
3794,
459,
3313,
11941,
311,
71419,
279,
1890,
1841,
13,
3277,
1701,
459,
3313,
11941,
31052,
11,
1202,
3062,
311,
1005,
13687,
2038,
13,
49074,
27339,
649,
923,
709,
311,
2466,
12062,
304,
701,
15438,
8323,
13,
3277,
304,
10712,
11,
387,
15692,
13,
1789,
3187,
11,
422,
499,
656,
539,
1440,
701,
4461,
2802,
4478,
11,
5268,
264,
4478,
520,
279,
1579,
842,
315,
701,
13240,
2134,
13,
1442,
499,
656,
539,
1440,
1268,
1790,
8515,
499,
690,
387,
3025,
311,
636,
1203,
369,
701,
2362,
1841,
11,
16430,
264,
2697,
3428,
13,
7199,
2212,
449,
279,
5219,
11,
1701,
264,
5129,
477,
264,
24210,
4751,
11,
264,
5190,
477,
264,
4827,
1523,
8323,
11,
323,
779,
389,
13,
2175,
264,
5647,
315,
1268,
4442,
304,
279,
2204,
9547,
2349,
279,
15438,
11941,
8323,
13,
46551,
1268,
279,
2204,
5596,
315,
459,
3313,
11941,
990,
3871,
690,
387,
264,
2294,
1520,
994,
499,
37667,
449,
279,
62296,
477,
279,
6201,
369,
11006,
13,
7429,
6227,
311,
1781,
304,
279,
1317,
4751,
439,
1664,
439,
279,
2875,
4751,
11,
323,
264,
3428,
15438,
8323,
1587,
539,
2744,
3152,
264,
2753,
11646,
11941,
13,
362,
400,
868,
11,
931,
11941,
449,
220,
605,
3346,
2802,
11,
7318,
1022,
927,
2380,
1667,
11,
690,
2853,
499,
400,
20339,
824,
2305,
11,
369,
264,
2860,
315,
400,
1114,
11,
18517,
927,
279,
2324,
315,
279,
11941,
13,
1442,
499,
2343,
1022,
279,
11941,
927,
4330,
1667,
11,
701,
15438,
14507,
6068,
311,
400,
16874,
11,
719,
279,
3392,
499,
13967,
2343,
38268,
311,
400,
777,
11,
6860,
13,
1556,
3313,
11941,
31052,
430,
48517,
279,
2860,
3392,
315,
279,
11941,
439,
1664,
439,
279,
15438,
8323,
374,
264,
2294,
1648,
311,
5766,
1694,
50169,
24219,
323,
31123,
46337,
13,
25531,
264,
1841,
374,
459,
3062,
5597,
13,
6122,
1139,
433,
449,
279,
1888,
2038,
499,
649,
11,
323,
1005,
459,
3313,
11941,
31052,
311,
10491,
1268,
1790,
499,
649,
2216,
8493,
13,
1102,
690,
4148,
264,
2763,
315,
279,
8631,
505,
3794,
3313,
29642,
13,
7839,
15369,
0,
25368,
6732,
33759,
1841,
8276,
2564,
10180,
279,
7030,
1789,
279,
1972,
6392,
389,
11336,
3313,
8276,
11,
1518,
13,
8922,
25,
128001
] |
Around 1892 John Froelich invented the first gasoline powered tractor, he was frustrated with how heavy, bulky, and hard to maneuver the steam engines were. He believed he had a better way to power an engine, gasoline. Alongside his blacksmith they developed a vertical one-cylinder engine. In 1894 Froelich and other investors came together to form the Waterloo Gasoline Traction Engine Company. They did not have much success in the early years and Froelich left the company in 1895. In 1914 Waterloo came out with the Waterloo Boy Model “R” single-speed tractor, it sold well. Hart-Parr eventually followed suit and introduced the first tractor that used a 2-cylinder engine in 1903. Gasoline-powered tractors continued to take off in the agricultural industry and soon farmers were free from using oxen, horses, and manpower to maintain their farms.
filter by manufacture | 187 | [
128000,
44680,
220,
9378,
17,
3842,
24304,
301,
718,
36592,
279,
1176,
46595,
23134,
59785,
11,
568,
574,
33630,
449,
1268,
8987,
11,
78921,
11,
323,
2653,
311,
45214,
279,
20930,
21787,
1051,
13,
1283,
11846,
568,
1047,
264,
2731,
1648,
311,
2410,
459,
4817,
11,
46595,
13,
32944,
3002,
813,
3776,
34117,
814,
8040,
264,
12414,
832,
1824,
23716,
4817,
13,
763,
220,
9378,
19,
24304,
301,
718,
323,
1023,
15167,
3782,
3871,
311,
1376,
279,
77475,
21523,
22671,
350,
16597,
8364,
8351,
13,
2435,
1550,
539,
617,
1790,
2450,
304,
279,
4216,
1667,
323,
24304,
301,
718,
2163,
279,
2883,
304,
220,
9378,
20,
13,
763,
220,
7529,
19,
77475,
3782,
704,
449,
279,
77475,
16576,
5008,
1054,
49,
863,
3254,
30699,
59785,
11,
433,
6216,
1664,
13,
23750,
9483,
1138,
9778,
8272,
7937,
323,
11784,
279,
1176,
59785,
430,
1511,
264,
220,
17,
1824,
23716,
4817,
304,
220,
7028,
18,
13,
21523,
22671,
41503,
490,
21846,
8738,
311,
1935,
1022,
304,
279,
29149,
5064,
323,
5246,
20957,
1051,
1949,
505,
1701,
19488,
268,
11,
27928,
11,
323,
96869,
311,
10519,
872,
34324,
627,
5428,
555,
30847,
128001
] |
Our board of directors are community leaders, dedicated to the mission of creating immediate and lasting change in the lives of those in need. Our work with donors and partners is aimed at achieving a more just and egalitarian society. Join us in our fight by learning more about our mission and supporting our causes below.
KYT organises regular outdoor activities for their kids. For positive general health and well-being, you need to look no further than outside! The endless options and activities offered by the great outdoors and by those who work there, will enhance your life immeasurably. Outdoor activities are ideally suited to provide a great sense of self-worth and achievement.
Try to schedule a clear-out for everyone in your household and contact KYT volunteers to pick them up. Donating helps ensure that the clothes you donate are still in style and you can see so many smiles around you who can't afford one. KYT encourages people to join us in "SHARE TO CARE" drives.
Want to Donate!
Health is an important part of our well-being but many communities are deprived of this basic need. Towards creating a healthier society, KYT organizes awareness programs on various issues of health and hygiene. Another strategy employed is involving children and youth in awareness programs like Nukkad Nataks (Street plays), camps etc. because children are the best messengers to carry the message to their family and other community members. Through these activities, KYT ensures that such programs reach maximum number of people.
Kaushal Yuva Trust educated the underprivileged people how to stay away from disease. They adopt small slums to carry out awareness programs.
Kaushal Yuva Trust in association with Pluto Kids distributed clothes to small children of the slum.
Read on to see what the press has to say about our work. Contact us for any media inquiries.
A picture is worth a thousand words. Our photos and videos are real-life testaments to the immense impact our activities have on individuals and organizations. Take a look at the many ways Kaushal Yuva Trust is helping out the needy in their areas. Feel free to browse our galleries and comment on your favorite photos and charitable projects.
| 452 | [
128000,
8140,
4580,
315,
28454,
527,
4029,
6164,
11,
12514,
311,
279,
9131,
315,
6968,
14247,
323,
29869,
2349,
304,
279,
6439,
315,
1884,
304,
1205,
13,
5751,
990,
449,
33149,
323,
8717,
374,
20034,
520,
32145,
264,
810,
1120,
323,
77271,
20631,
8396,
13,
16877,
603,
304,
1057,
4465,
555,
6975,
810,
922,
1057,
9131,
323,
12899,
1057,
11384,
3770,
627,
77685,
51,
2942,
5014,
5912,
16166,
7640,
369,
872,
6980,
13,
1789,
6928,
4689,
2890,
323,
1664,
33851,
11,
499,
1205,
311,
1427,
912,
4726,
1109,
4994,
0,
578,
26762,
2671,
323,
7640,
9076,
555,
279,
2294,
34632,
323,
555,
1884,
889,
990,
1070,
11,
690,
18885,
701,
2324,
737,
2727,
300,
324,
2915,
13,
33782,
7640,
527,
50663,
32599,
311,
3493,
264,
2294,
5647,
315,
659,
2695,
2419,
323,
26501,
627,
9934,
311,
9899,
264,
2867,
9994,
369,
5127,
304,
701,
14048,
323,
3729,
50579,
51,
23872,
311,
3820,
1124,
709,
13,
4418,
1113,
8779,
6106,
430,
279,
15447,
499,
33009,
527,
2103,
304,
1742,
323,
499,
649,
1518,
779,
1690,
43632,
2212,
499,
889,
649,
956,
10150,
832,
13,
50579,
51,
37167,
1274,
311,
5249,
603,
304,
330,
79271,
5257,
63427,
1,
20722,
627,
29923,
311,
97302,
4999,
14884,
374,
459,
3062,
961,
315,
1057,
1664,
33851,
719,
1690,
10977,
527,
62683,
315,
420,
6913,
1205,
13,
94965,
6968,
264,
39345,
8396,
11,
50579,
51,
2942,
4861,
17985,
7620,
389,
5370,
4819,
315,
2890,
323,
53056,
13,
13596,
8446,
20011,
374,
16239,
2911,
323,
12822,
304,
17985,
7620,
1093,
452,
3178,
94375,
452,
460,
2857,
320,
35647,
11335,
705,
29135,
5099,
13,
1606,
2911,
527,
279,
1888,
9622,
15232,
311,
6920,
279,
1984,
311,
872,
3070,
323,
1023,
4029,
3697,
13,
17331,
1521,
7640,
11,
50579,
51,
26420,
430,
1778,
7620,
5662,
7340,
1396,
315,
1274,
627,
84068,
1136,
278,
28372,
6723,
17236,
33142,
279,
1234,
98388,
1274,
1268,
311,
4822,
3201,
505,
8624,
13,
2435,
11142,
2678,
1776,
6370,
311,
6920,
704,
17985,
7620,
627,
84068,
1136,
278,
28372,
6723,
17236,
304,
15360,
449,
78681,
23338,
4332,
15447,
311,
2678,
2911,
315,
279,
1776,
372,
627,
4518,
389,
311,
1518,
1148,
279,
3577,
706,
311,
2019,
922,
1057,
990,
13,
9359,
603,
369,
904,
3772,
44983,
627,
32,
6945,
374,
5922,
264,
16579,
4339,
13,
5751,
7397,
323,
6946,
527,
1972,
26928,
1296,
24469,
311,
279,
38883,
5536,
1057,
7640,
617,
389,
7931,
323,
11351,
13,
12040,
264,
1427,
520,
279,
1690,
5627,
23109,
1136,
278,
28372,
6723,
17236,
374,
10695,
704,
279,
83563,
304,
872,
5789,
13,
32833,
1949,
311,
27100,
1057,
43654,
323,
4068,
389,
701,
7075,
7397,
323,
48801,
7224,
627,
128001
] |
Although most people seem fine after getting the Covid vaccine some don`t fare so well.
And this is only the beginning. Wait until the next influenza season when their body can't even fight the common cold, or when the DNA altering platform gives rise to any number of diseases / cancer.
Quote from: Rob on Apr 05, 2021, 07:40:38 PM Allow most people seem fine after getting the Covid vaccine some don`t fare so well.
Now, all that needs to happen is a real life V for Vendetta scenario where ALL the major psyop (aka "news) broadcast channels are forcibly overridden and play this video on repeat for several days.
"5,000+ ________ agents, officials, and _____ CEO's were shot dead by tens of millions of Americans storming numerous ______, and ______ headquarters with signs saying "we saw the truth about the Covid vaccine that you dared you thought you could censor, and this is the hell we are delivering to you in rightful retaliation, and self defense, for your acts of real terrorism that are a thousand thousand times more evil than the 9/11 false flag that you had gotten away with."
"500 mercenaries of the former _________ company tasked with defending multi-billionaires were overwhelmed by Americans after the recent news broadcasting nationwide hack that broadcasted a video showing deaths and permanent disability from the covid shots. There were no survivors, the company President has declined to comment."
This video SHOULD be the only reason for all of the ammo shortages (by the general public).
Here is a video of Tal Zaks the Chief Medical Officer of Moderna Therapeutics about rewriting the genetic code to cure cancer.He has described the company's products as "hacking the software of life" and permanently altering a person's genetic code.
"Woman takes vaccine and 4 days later is fully immunized from Covid"
Quote Unfortunately she died of natural causes after becoming immune to covid.
Quote Notable legal analyst Midwin Charles was successfully immunized from covid-19 but unfortunately died due to coincidence and underyling health condition a couple days after receiving the covid-19 vaccines.
It saddens me as she was a fellow fierce proponent for the covid-19 vaccines and proud supporter of Biden.
A success story should not be overshadowed by unfortunate coincidences + correlation.
Quote I hope more brave souls speak up + encourage people to get the covid-19 vaccines like the sister of a man who died from the covid-19 vaccine.
More people should be like her and say whatever the vaccine companies like Pfizer, Azstranzeca, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson pay or threaten them to say!
I made a video as the death count first began to skyrocket in during the roll out of these experiments.
The corporate media, and corporate-state social, media flipped out and began to censor / greatly restrict ALL death and injuries associated with these experiments. In the video I made, someone was using a powerpoint Information graphic platform called 'Prezi'. It did not take long for 'Prezi' to shut down the info-graph site. It was like a war memorial of all the dead and injured and a mega truth nuke against the enslavement reset agenda.
It was at this very time all globalist media got their marching orders from the technocratic medical unelected 'authorities to put out the meme that no-one is allowed to say the vaccine directly killed them. Although the same were telling the public that traffic accidents and gun shots were COVID deaths as well due to a positive pcr test at some point in their lives.
"No Vax? Well then you can burn in the volcano you heathens!!!!!"
When Weehawken, New Jersey, resident Hemal Trivedi decided to get away to a Caribbean island this winter, she wasn't expecting to be vaccinated against COVID-19 by the time she flew home.
But that's exactly what happened, for her, her husband, and four other friends in their 30s and 40s who stayed on St. Croix from late December to early March, working remotely and enjoying each other's company.
"We wanted a winter escape and we realized this opportunity would never happen again, so we said we should all go somewhere together," Trivedi told MedPage Today. "Getting the vaccine was just a happy accident."
MedPage Today spoke with several travelers from the mainland who went to the island, which is part of the U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI), who received the vaccine as an added benefit, or who were able to secure an appointment before heading south.
It's not clear exactly how widespread vaccine tourism to the island is, or how large of a surplus the island has, but officials insist that supply is robust.
At the same time, it's been an uphill battle to convince vaccine-hesitant residents to get their shots, but USVI Gov. Albert Bryan, Jr. said during a Monday press briefing that vaccine tourism isn't a worry for the territory.
"Our real concern is not if we're getting vaccine tourism," Bryan said during the briefing. "Our real concern is, do we have enough vaccines for everybody? We're seeing 90 to 100 walk-ins on each island per day, and we're able to serve them. There are no lines. As long as we're able to do that, it will not be as much of a concern to us."
He estimated only about 3% of the territory's 33,862 doses administered as of Monday went to vaccine tourists. About 30% of the population have had a first dose, and about 13% have received two doses, he said.
While Caucasians make up a larger proportion of vaccine recipients than they do in the community, that could indicate vaccine tourism, Bryan said, but "more likely it means Caucasians living in the Virgin Islands are more apt to take the vaccine and take it quicker."
He said everyone on the island should be encouraged to go and get a vaccine, "because it is a privilege now. Nowhere else in the U.S. can you just walk in and get a vaccine, anybody over 16. We need to take advantage of that."
'Shot in the Arm' for a Battered Economy?
Rob DeRocker, a 62-year-old communications and real estate professional based in Tarrytown, New York, owns a condo on St. Croix and comes down most winters. (Also, his business includes promoting the USVI.) This year, he arrived in early January, and the next day made an appointment for a vaccine the following week. His wife, 66, came down in mid-February and received her first dose 2 days later.
"I was initially reluctant to get the shot, because I didn't want to deprive others, but I kept being reassured that the supply is not an issue," DeRocker told MedPage Today. Several younger friends had received theirs, he said, and "it was an open secret by February that if you wanted one, you could get it here."
Trivedi said her vaccine opportunity arose after a friend overheard a group of people at the pool of the condo they were renting talking about getting vaccine appointments. The six friends were all able to put their names on a list that would notify them about extra doses.
"We were on the beach when we got the text message saying, 'come now to get vaccinated!'" Trivedi said. "We dropped everything and went to the clinic."
Michael and Joanie Berg of Maplewood, New Jersey, were looking for a winter getaway after a few stressful events. When they heard that they could probably get the vaccine in St. Croix, they were sold.
"It wasn't the reason for coming here, but it was a nice bonus," Joanie Berg told MedPage Today.
The couple, in their late 30s, was able to make a vaccine appointment a few days before flying down. They'll receive their second dose at the end of the month, a few days before flying home.
The Bergs received their vaccine through Plessen Healthcare's vaccine clinic on St. Croix. Angela East, the company's corporate administrator and vaccine coordinator, told MedPage Today that Plessen gives between 180 and 230 shots each day, making them one of the top providers in the territory.
East didn't have numbers on vaccines given to tourists, but said, "we're not going to turn you away because you're not from St. Croix."
Sometimes, it's obvious that people seeking shots aren't residents, she said: "Last week a tour group from Puerto Rico pulled up in a safari bus to get the vaccine."
Vaccine hesitancy among residents is also starting to lift, from her perspective. "Once you tap into one or two core influencers at churches or in a neighborhood, then more people become open to it," she said.
Plessen and others want to ensure that supply remains adequate for all who want it, which is one reason they're eager to vaccinate.
"We're getting adequate supply based on the fact that we are distributing effectively," she said. "[Allocation] has to do with the population but also with the number of vaccines we're distributing."
In an interview conducted through a USVI health department representative, Monife Stout, territorial immunization director, said that supply and distribution are "fluid, with the public demand to be vaccinated and the increase in federal allotments." The current federal weekly allocation to the entire territory -- which encompasses St. Croix, St. Thomas, and St. John -- is 2,340 doses of Pfizer's vaccine, 1,100 doses of Moderna's, and 100 doses of Johnson & Johnson's, Stout said.
"The number has increased twice already and will continue as the presidential administration approves and vaccines are produced," Stout said.
When asked about the surplus on St. Croix, Stout noted that some of the USVI's "larger providers and federally qualified health centers that have high vaccination rates are on St. Croix. Most of these providers have satellite offices from which vaccines are offered, enabling a wider reach of persons to be vaccinated."
On March 1, USVI opened up vaccination to all residents ages 16 and up -- mainly as an effort to increase local uptake.
The three islands count about 100,000 people as residents, the majority being Afro-Caribbean, with about half on St. Thomas (which has the territory's major cruise port) and half on St. Croix. St. John, which is mostly a national park, has only about 4,000 residents.
The governor's goal is to vaccinate 50,000 residents by July 1.
Convincing residents to take the vaccine hasn't been easy. Trivedi and DeRocker described seeing vans driving through towns with people using megaphones to advertise the availability and safety of the vaccine.
"It reminded me of elections in India," said Trivedi, who originally hails from Mumbai.
During a press briefing last Friday, the territory's medical director, Tai Hunte-Ceasar, MD, expressed frustration about vaccine hesitancy, delivering an impassioned plea for everyone to get vaccinated, her voice cracking as she talked about health officials growing very tired.
"We are still struggling to get our people to come get vaccinated," she said. "We've opened it up to the entire population, there are no barriers. Yet we still have individuals who are contemplating the benefit."
Hunte-Ceasar answered MedPage Today's questions about addressing vaccine hesitancy through a department of health spokesperson, noting that vaccine hesitancy was a problem in the territory before COVID.
"However, we have seen a significant increase in the acceptance of the vaccine over a gradual process that has been consistent throughout the nation," she said. "We launched a vaccine education/confidence campaign with agency presentations to provide Q&A sessions. These presentations increased the acceptance of the vaccine tremendously."
As well, the government sponsored a media campaign, she said. "This, paired with community engagement through outreach, has worked to combat hesitancy throughout the territory."
Each island has a community vaccination center, in addition to other vaccination locations, with longer lists for St. Croix and St. Thomas.
Still, COVID-19 cases continue to crop up, especially on St. Croix, officials said. Over the most recent 10-day period (March 12 to March 22), there were 91 new positives, with 68 on St. Croix and 23 on St. Thomas. Three patients were hospitalized, with one ventilated, on St. Croix; one was hospitalized and ventilated on St. Thomas.
It's not clear whether those cases were locally transmitted, or brought in by tourists. However, DeRocker sees vaccine tourists being more of a boon than a detriment to the economy.
"It's bringing people to St. Croix for the first time," he told MedPage Today. "If they stay for 3 weeks, that's a substantial investment of time and money."
"Lauren explains it "Started with chest pain, paralysis on my left side."
"I was rushed over via ambulance to [Baylor University Medical Center] where I have had numerous scans done. I have had about eight seizures in the last two days – never had a seizure before. They did find a 3mm brain aneurysm. I am currently hooked up to my EEG so they can monitor my seizures."
Social media posts from people documenting their adverse reactions are quickly piling up, with video of another woman blaming head swelling on the Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine also surfacing Friday."
Quote Crazy neo nazis come up with some anti-semitic conspiracy theories about a possible genocide coming this winter when the covid-19 vaccine takers with compromised immune systems start gettign sick from regular seasonal flus.
It's almost as if these crazy neo-nazis believe that the mass immunization of 50% of the american population, not some fictional new "brazilian covid strain" will have somethign to do with the mass upcoming deaths this winter.
The imagination of these schizophrenic anti-vaxxers conspiracy nut jobs seems to have no bounds. It is is quite frankly dangerous for the greater good.
Quote I'm glad that news websites like NZ Herald are doing their part in making sure no fear + Doubt is created over 100 % coincidental deaths related to the covid-19 vaccines. I hope they fired the reporter who initially wrote the article + mentioned the irrelevent part about her taking the covid-19 vaccine right before her sudden and unexpected death.
I am also glad to see that police officers are doing their part in protecting these vaccine manufacturer companies by treating the husband as the possible murder suspect and not the covid-19 vaccine.
Quote 50yr old Julie Schlachter Splattstoesser celebrated her successful immunization from covid-19 on facebook after receiving her covid-19 vaccine on December 31st 2020. She passed away a few hours later due to old age on December 31st 2020.
Quote Proud 21 year old vaccine taker, Nicole Cahil, died of natural causes/old age on March 4 2021 after taking the covid-19 vaccine on Feb 25 2021.
Quote Delusional low IQ woman insinuates that the covid-19 vaccine had something to do with her father's sudden death.
Remember, her father died WITH the vaccine, not from the vaccine.
"Can't believe the extent to which these anti-vaxxers will go to spread fear about the covid-19 vaccines."
"Prime example of mental illness & retardation from a low IQ trump supporting anti Vaxxer, Mike Yeadon, the former Vice President & Chief Health Officer for Pfizer for 16 years.
Probably bitter that he doesn't get to reap the billions of profits from the Pfizier vaccines that his successor, Albert Bourla, is now enjoying."
"Reliable fact checker websites like Snopes + Reuters that definitely don't have an agenda are already dragging his name through the mud, calling him the "anti-vax hero" so you can be rest assured that he's just bitter mad scientist character gone crazy.
Just one look at these high IQ owners of Snopes, and you can just tell their fact-checking operations are run on integrity & honesty."
"Is this the salem witch trial all over again? Except this time we think the witches are the covid-19 vaccines? We need to start standing up for the vaccine manufacturers and health authority figures like Fauci & bill Gates before this gets out of hand!
These people are posting about their psychological meltdowns as we speak!
Why can't these people get a grip of themselves and realize that all of these symptoms they are having are just in their head? FB needs to crack down on these people and ban them immediately before they stop any more people from getting the covid-19 jabs! "
Imagine if these claims were in fact true. Think of all the children who've been forced to wear the masks for the past year everyday in school.
But thank god Snope has reassured me this is nothing but a conspiracy theory concocted by anti-semitic nut jobs. It's also hard to believe anyway becuase something this evil has never ever been done before .
"I'll soon be gone"
Earlier this year, a group of Yeadon's former Pfizer colleagues expressed their concern in a private letter, according to a draft reviewed by Reuters.
"We have become acutely aware of your views on COVID-19 over the last few months ... the single mindedness, lack of scientific rigour and one sided interpretation of often poor quality data is far removed from the Mike Yeadon we so respected and enjoyed working with."
Noting his "vast following on social media" and that his claim about infertility "has spread globally," the group wrote, "We are very worried that you are putting people's health at risk."
Reuters couldn't determine whether Yeadon received the letter.
On Feb. 3, Yeadon's Twitter account had a message for his 91,000 followers: "A tweet recently appeared under my ID, which was horribly offensive. As a result my account was locked. I of course deleted it. I want you to know of course that I didn't write it." A Twitter spokesman declined to comment.
Two days later, he was off Twitter. His followers were greeted with this message: "This account doesn't exist." His LinkedIn profile also soon changed, now stating that he is "Fully retired."
Clare Craig, a British pathologist, compared Yeadon's treatment on Twitter – where some users derided his views as nonsense and dangerous – to medieval societies burning heretics at the stake.
The family of Brad Malagerie say they think the vaccine contributed to his stroke.
ST. MARTIN, Miss. (WLOX) - When the news broke about the pause of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine Tuesday, one Coast family was already living with a tragedy they believe was caused by the vaccine.
It started out as a normal day for 43-year-old Brad Malagarie of St. Martin. This busy father of seven spent the morning at his D'Iberville office before heading to get a Johnson & Johnson vaccine a little after noon.
"They called me and said he had that vaccine and something is wrong, we think it's a stroke," said Celeste Foster O'Keefe, Malagarie's aunt.
Malagarie was rushed to the hospital and diagnosed with a stroke. A blood clot had lodged in his left middle cerebral artery. O'Keefe, who is also Brad's boss, said the family believes without a doubt that the vaccine caused the stroke.
O'Keefe said her nephew's only health issue before the vaccine was high blood pressure, which was controlled with medication.
Now, one week after the vaccine, he's in critical but stable condition at Ochsner's Medical Center in New Orleans, his wife Cori by his side. Their families' lives changed tragically overnight.
Doctors don't know Malagarie's prognosis for recovery yet but said it will likely take at least a year of rehab after he leaves the hospital.
"At least we want him to be able to communicate, to be able to walk and talk again, even if it's not perfect," O'Keefe said.
Tuesday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration announced that they were looking into unusual blood clots in six women between the ages of 18 and 48 how received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. One person died.
Because of that, the Mississippi State Department of Health instructed all physicians, clinics, and hospitals to stop using the J&J vaccine until there is more guidance from the CDC or FDA.
Of the 1.4 million vaccines administered in the Magnolia State, the Mississippi State Health Department said about 42,000 people received the J&J vaccine with no or mild side effects. Nationwide, more than 6.8 million doses of the J&J vaccine have been given.
"We're going to be straightforward," State Health Officer Thomas Dobbs said. "We have a broad range of vaccines that are highly available and effective, but we're talking about a rare complication related to one of the three vaccines that we have."
"The Mississippi State Department of Health is saddened to hear about the recent illness of Mr. Malagarie and wishes him well. The Agency is certainly investigating the situation. It is difficult, if not impossible, to assign a cause and effect at this time. It is important to note that strokes are not associated with this vaccine – instead a rare clotting syndrome has been identified. Further, adverse reaction has been between cited between six and 13 days after the vaccine was administered. Of the six noted cases, all are women between the age of 18 and 38. Yesterday, the Mississippi State Department of Health paused all administration of the J and J vaccine until further guidance from the FDA."
"I'm glad it was taken off the market. If you can help one person, you've stopped a world of pain for that whole family. I mean, maybe it's only been a handful of people affected, but when it's your family, it doesn't feel like a handful."
Quote Psycho conspiracy theory nutjub, Kary Mulis, the inventor of the PCR test & Nobel Laureate spreads lies about our glorious leader, Dr Fauci, before his coincidental death on August of 2019, few months before the scary Covid-19 pandemic began!
Quote More Daily reports + fake news stories coming from more vaccinated people as we speak.
Quote more fake news.
IMO having migraines nonstop 24/7 for 3 months is better than getting a mild cough from covid.
Quote Any of you miscbrahs care to start a vigilante group to stop these anti-semites from spreading fake news about the covid-19 pfizer + moderna vaccines?
Quote Just lol at these schizophrenic Q-anon nutjobs complaining about having a Cerebral Aneurysm + sepsis rash after getting the Pfizer & Moderna covid-19 vaccines. Don't these Q-anon tards know that this is completely normal or coincidental?
all I see here is a bunch of schizophrenic Q-tards having mental breakdowns, confirming their biases against the covid-19 vaccine in their anti-vax trump supporting echo chamber.
Stop blaming the innocent covid-19 vaccines for everything, lol!
Quote so this guy gets hella side effects from the moderna shot, cdc and er tell him theres nothing they can do and that he is a guinea pig basically. he tries to warn others and gets censored and even flamed for spreading "anti vax crap"
Quote Now that they got governments to stop Johnson & Johnson vaccines with their fake news, they wanna attack innocent Moderna vaccines too .
Quote Anti-Semetic Q-tards spread fake news about the Innocent Moderna Covid-19 Vaccines!!
| 5,050 | [
128000,
16179,
1455,
1274,
2873,
7060,
1306,
3794,
279,
38074,
25474,
1063,
1541,
80215,
21057,
779,
1664,
627,
3112,
420,
374,
1193,
279,
7314,
13,
14144,
3156,
279,
1828,
62937,
3280,
994,
872,
2547,
649,
956,
1524,
4465,
279,
4279,
9439,
11,
477,
994,
279,
15922,
60923,
5452,
6835,
10205,
311,
904,
1396,
315,
19338,
611,
9572,
627,
20031,
505,
25,
4997,
389,
5186,
220,
2304,
11,
220,
2366,
16,
11,
220,
2589,
25,
1272,
25,
1987,
5975,
27628,
1455,
1274,
2873,
7060,
1306,
3794,
279,
38074,
25474,
1063,
1541,
80215,
21057,
779,
1664,
627,
7184,
11,
682,
430,
3966,
311,
3621,
374,
264,
1972,
2324,
650,
369,
85653,
27625,
15398,
1405,
13398,
279,
3682,
26200,
454,
320,
13637,
330,
10189,
8,
13195,
12006,
527,
74923,
52556,
323,
1514,
420,
2835,
389,
13454,
369,
3892,
2919,
627,
1,
20,
11,
931,
10,
33771,
565,
13307,
11,
7510,
11,
323,
66992,
12432,
596,
1051,
6689,
5710,
555,
22781,
315,
11990,
315,
9053,
13766,
287,
12387,
33771,
11,
323,
33771,
26097,
449,
12195,
5605,
330,
906,
5602,
279,
8206,
922,
279,
38074,
25474,
430,
499,
76035,
499,
3463,
499,
1436,
40065,
11,
323,
420,
374,
279,
15123,
584,
527,
24944,
311,
499,
304,
99044,
61449,
11,
323,
659,
9232,
11,
369,
701,
14385,
315,
1972,
24020,
430,
527,
264,
16579,
16579,
3115,
810,
14289,
1109,
279,
220,
24,
14,
806,
905,
5292,
430,
499,
1047,
17454,
3201,
449,
10246,
1,
2636,
99687,
315,
279,
4846,
33771,
6101,
2883,
51920,
449,
29269,
7447,
70173,
17724,
1051,
43206,
555,
9053,
1306,
279,
3293,
3754,
49927,
29054,
17524,
430,
13195,
291,
264,
2835,
9204,
16779,
323,
15690,
28353,
505,
279,
84117,
15300,
13,
2684,
1051,
912,
32696,
11,
279,
2883,
4900,
706,
19284,
311,
4068,
10246,
2028,
2835,
61975,
387,
279,
1193,
2944,
369,
682,
315,
279,
39004,
67276,
320,
1729,
279,
4689,
586,
4390,
8586,
374,
264,
2835,
315,
18051,
1901,
10011,
279,
14681,
13235,
20148,
315,
18766,
64,
23258,
88886,
922,
95545,
279,
19465,
2082,
311,
27208,
9572,
52425,
706,
7633,
279,
2883,
596,
3956,
439,
330,
71,
9162,
279,
3241,
315,
2324,
1,
323,
31859,
60923,
264,
1732,
596,
19465,
2082,
627,
61067,
7053,
5097,
25474,
323,
220,
19,
2919,
3010,
374,
7373,
33119,
1534,
505,
38074,
702,
20031,
19173,
1364,
8636,
315,
5933,
11384,
1306,
10671,
22852,
311,
84117,
627,
20031,
2876,
481,
5897,
18738,
14013,
7678,
15274,
574,
7946,
33119,
1534,
505,
84117,
12,
777,
719,
26907,
8636,
4245,
311,
50278,
323,
2073,
727,
2785,
2890,
3044,
264,
5743,
2919,
1306,
12588,
279,
84117,
12,
777,
40300,
627,
2181,
58272,
729,
757,
439,
1364,
574,
264,
12637,
42442,
463,
1166,
369,
279,
84117,
12,
777,
40300,
323,
12691,
37563,
315,
38180,
627,
32,
2450,
3446,
1288,
539,
387,
85305,
291,
555,
34707,
23828,
85096,
489,
26670,
627,
20031,
358,
3987,
810,
34300,
35826,
6604,
709,
489,
15253,
1274,
311,
636,
279,
84117,
12,
777,
40300,
1093,
279,
13219,
315,
264,
893,
889,
8636,
505,
279,
84117,
12,
777,
25474,
627,
7816,
1274,
1288,
387,
1093,
1077,
323,
2019,
8996,
279,
25474,
5220,
1093,
97954,
11,
15757,
496,
12341,
23637,
11,
18766,
64,
11,
323,
11605,
612,
11605,
2343,
477,
40250,
1124,
311,
2019,
4999,
40,
1903,
264,
2835,
439,
279,
4648,
1797,
1176,
6137,
311,
75722,
304,
2391,
279,
6638,
704,
315,
1521,
21896,
627,
791,
13166,
3772,
11,
323,
13166,
21395,
3674,
11,
3772,
47180,
704,
323,
6137,
311,
40065,
611,
19407,
9067,
13398,
4648,
323,
15319,
5938,
449,
1521,
21896,
13,
763,
279,
2835,
358,
1903,
11,
4423,
574,
1701,
264,
2410,
2837,
8245,
21154,
5452,
2663,
364,
4808,
8510,
4527,
1102,
1550,
539,
1935,
1317,
369,
364,
4808,
8510,
6,
311,
9495,
1523,
279,
3630,
74116,
2816,
13,
1102,
574,
1093,
264,
4208,
39017,
315,
682,
279,
5710,
323,
15902,
323,
264,
40487,
8206,
308,
10647,
2403,
279,
67548,
402,
1133,
7738,
18909,
627,
2181,
574,
520,
420,
1633,
892,
682,
3728,
380,
3772,
2751,
872,
62198,
10373,
505,
279,
2869,
38341,
6593,
6316,
2258,
364,
3170,
1385,
311,
2231,
704,
279,
42285,
430,
912,
19101,
374,
5535,
311,
2019,
279,
25474,
6089,
7577,
1124,
13,
10541,
279,
1890,
1051,
11890,
279,
586,
430,
9629,
33788,
323,
6166,
15300,
1051,
20562,
16779,
439,
1664,
4245,
311,
264,
6928,
281,
5192,
1296,
520,
1063,
1486,
304,
872,
6439,
627,
39522,
650,
710,
30,
8489,
1243,
499,
649,
8395,
304,
279,
66306,
499,
568,
589,
729,
70900,
702,
4599,
1226,
2701,
675,
2779,
11,
1561,
16228,
11,
19504,
33924,
278,
1183,
2270,
72,
6773,
311,
636,
3201,
311,
264,
35374,
13218,
420,
12688,
11,
1364,
5828,
956,
23132,
311,
387,
70558,
2403,
20562,
12,
777,
555,
279,
892,
1364,
32122,
2162,
627,
4071,
430,
596,
7041,
1148,
7077,
11,
369,
1077,
11,
1077,
10177,
11,
323,
3116,
1023,
4885,
304,
872,
220,
966,
82,
323,
220,
1272,
82,
889,
20186,
389,
800,
13,
25611,
953,
505,
3389,
6790,
311,
4216,
5587,
11,
3318,
39529,
323,
22128,
1855,
1023,
596,
2883,
627,
10944,
4934,
264,
12688,
12731,
323,
584,
15393,
420,
6776,
1053,
2646,
3621,
1578,
11,
779,
584,
1071,
584,
1288,
682,
733,
15038,
3871,
1359,
1183,
2270,
72,
3309,
3344,
2732,
11450,
13,
330,
29755,
279,
25474,
574,
1120,
264,
6380,
11677,
10246,
13613,
2732,
11450,
12570,
449,
3892,
40386,
505,
279,
51115,
889,
4024,
311,
279,
13218,
11,
902,
374,
961,
315,
279,
549,
815,
13,
11463,
23028,
320,
2078,
26376,
705,
889,
4036,
279,
25474,
439,
459,
3779,
8935,
11,
477,
889,
1051,
3025,
311,
9966,
459,
18101,
1603,
14836,
10007,
627,
2181,
596,
539,
2867,
7041,
1268,
24716,
25474,
32083,
311,
279,
13218,
374,
11,
477,
1268,
3544,
315,
264,
41548,
279,
13218,
706,
11,
719,
7510,
32262,
430,
8312,
374,
22514,
627,
1688,
279,
1890,
892,
11,
433,
596,
1027,
459,
77758,
8209,
311,
28008,
25474,
2902,
288,
52044,
11062,
311,
636,
872,
15300,
11,
719,
2326,
26376,
25428,
13,
17971,
37453,
11,
16014,
13,
1071,
2391,
264,
7159,
3577,
43636,
430,
25474,
32083,
4536,
956,
264,
11196,
369,
279,
18455,
627,
52825,
1972,
4747,
374,
539,
422,
584,
2351,
3794,
25474,
32083,
1359,
37453,
1071,
2391,
279,
43636,
13,
330,
8140,
1972,
4747,
374,
11,
656,
584,
617,
3403,
40300,
369,
16470,
30,
1226,
2351,
9298,
220,
1954,
311,
220,
1041,
4321,
22610,
389,
1855,
13218,
824,
1938,
11,
323,
584,
2351,
3025,
311,
8854,
1124,
13,
2684,
527,
912,
5238,
13,
1666,
1317,
439,
584,
2351,
3025,
311,
656,
430,
11,
433,
690,
539,
387,
439,
1790,
315,
264,
4747,
311,
603,
10246,
1548,
13240,
1193,
922,
220,
18,
4,
315,
279,
18455,
596,
220,
1644,
11,
24071,
35130,
38018,
439,
315,
7159,
4024,
311,
25474,
32753,
13,
10180,
220,
966,
4,
315,
279,
7187,
617,
1047,
264,
1176,
19660,
11,
323,
922,
220,
1032,
4,
617,
4036,
1403,
35130,
11,
568,
1071,
627,
8142,
60532,
5493,
1304,
709,
264,
8294,
21801,
315,
25474,
34876,
1109,
814,
656,
304,
279,
4029,
11,
430,
1436,
13519,
25474,
32083,
11,
37453,
1071,
11,
719,
330,
6518,
4461,
433,
3445,
60532,
5493,
5496,
304,
279,
11463,
23028,
527,
810,
20697,
311,
1935,
279,
25474,
323,
1935,
433,
39392,
10246,
1548,
1071,
5127,
389,
279,
13218,
1288,
387,
21190,
311,
733,
323,
636,
264,
25474,
11,
330,
28753,
433,
374,
264,
26632,
1457,
13,
4800,
6881,
775,
304,
279,
549,
815,
13,
649,
499,
1120,
4321,
304,
323,
636,
264,
25474,
11,
21739,
927,
220,
845,
13,
1226,
1205,
311,
1935,
9610,
315,
430,
10246,
13575,
10847,
304,
279,
13287,
6,
369,
264,
426,
22688,
38661,
5380,
14804,
1611,
49,
13973,
11,
264,
220,
5538,
4771,
6418,
17320,
323,
1972,
12675,
6721,
3196,
304,
350,
11687,
28931,
11,
1561,
4356,
11,
25241,
264,
44200,
389,
800,
13,
25611,
953,
323,
4131,
1523,
1455,
86082,
13,
320,
13699,
11,
813,
2626,
5764,
22923,
279,
2326,
26376,
6266,
1115,
1060,
11,
568,
11721,
304,
4216,
6186,
11,
323,
279,
1828,
1938,
1903,
459,
18101,
369,
264,
25474,
279,
2768,
2046,
13,
5414,
7555,
11,
220,
2287,
11,
3782,
1523,
304,
5209,
12,
33877,
323,
4036,
1077,
1176,
19660,
220,
17,
2919,
3010,
627,
7189,
574,
15453,
44040,
311,
636,
279,
6689,
11,
1606,
358,
3287,
956,
1390,
311,
36980,
535,
3885,
11,
719,
358,
8774,
1694,
32834,
3149,
430,
279,
8312,
374,
539,
459,
4360,
1359,
1611,
49,
13973,
3309,
3344,
2732,
11450,
13,
26778,
14992,
4885,
1047,
4036,
48301,
11,
568,
1071,
11,
323,
330,
275,
574,
459,
1825,
6367,
555,
7552,
430,
422,
499,
4934,
832,
11,
499,
1436,
636,
433,
1618,
10246,
1305,
2270,
72,
1071,
1077,
25474,
6776,
51063,
1306,
264,
4333,
927,
55603,
264,
1912,
315,
1274,
520,
279,
7463,
315,
279,
44200,
814,
1051,
53327,
7556,
922,
3794,
25474,
37256,
13,
578,
4848,
4885,
1051,
682,
3025,
311,
2231,
872,
5144,
389,
264,
1160,
430,
1053,
15820,
1124,
922,
5066,
35130,
627,
10944,
1051,
389,
279,
11573,
994,
584,
2751,
279,
1495,
1984,
5605,
11,
364,
2063,
1457,
311,
636,
70558,
0,
15260,
1183,
2270,
72,
1071,
13,
330,
1687,
12504,
4395,
323,
4024,
311,
279,
28913,
10246,
26597,
323,
11186,
19700,
31782,
315,
44570,
6798,
11,
1561,
16228,
11,
1051,
3411,
369,
264,
12688,
70993,
1306,
264,
2478,
46883,
4455,
13,
3277,
814,
6755,
430,
814,
1436,
4762,
636,
279,
25474,
304,
800,
13,
25611,
953,
11,
814,
1051,
6216,
627,
12348,
5828,
956,
279,
2944,
369,
5108,
1618,
11,
719,
433,
574,
264,
6555,
12306,
1359,
11186,
19700,
31782,
3309,
3344,
2732,
11450,
627,
791,
5743,
11,
304,
872,
3389,
220,
966,
82,
11,
574,
3025,
311,
1304,
264,
25474,
18101,
264,
2478,
2919,
1603,
16706,
1523,
13,
2435,
3358,
5371,
872,
2132,
19660,
520,
279,
842,
315,
279,
2305,
11,
264,
2478,
2919,
1603,
16706,
2162,
627,
791,
31782,
82,
4036,
872,
25474,
1555,
393,
1752,
268,
39435,
596,
25474,
28913,
389,
800,
13,
25611,
953,
13,
38243,
6460,
11,
279,
2883,
596,
13166,
29193,
323,
25474,
31384,
11,
3309,
3344,
2732,
11450,
430,
393,
1752,
268,
6835,
1990,
220,
5245,
323,
220,
9870,
15300,
1855,
1938,
11,
3339,
1124,
832,
315,
279,
1948,
12850,
304,
279,
18455,
627,
37440,
3287,
956,
617,
5219,
389,
40300,
2728,
311,
32753,
11,
719,
1071,
11,
330,
906,
2351,
539,
2133,
311,
2543,
499,
3201,
1606,
499,
2351,
539,
505,
800,
13,
25611,
953,
10246,
32148,
11,
433,
596,
8196,
430,
1274,
11125,
15300,
7784,
956,
11062,
11,
1364,
1071,
25,
330,
5966,
2046,
264,
7364,
1912,
505,
31319,
34248,
13541,
709,
304,
264,
83406,
5951,
311,
636,
279,
25474,
10246,
53,
89121,
20365,
275,
6709,
4315,
11062,
374,
1101,
6041,
311,
12157,
11,
505,
1077,
13356,
13,
330,
12805,
499,
15596,
1139,
832,
477,
1403,
6332,
87333,
520,
31012,
477,
304,
264,
12818,
11,
1243,
810,
1274,
3719,
1825,
311,
433,
1359,
1364,
1071,
627,
47,
1752,
268,
323,
3885,
1390,
311,
6106,
430,
8312,
8625,
26613,
369,
682,
889,
1390,
433,
11,
902,
374,
832,
2944,
814,
2351,
24450,
311,
14027,
3357,
627,
10944,
2351,
3794,
26613,
8312,
3196,
389,
279,
2144,
430,
584,
527,
50812,
13750,
1359,
1364,
1071,
13,
10768,
79416,
60,
706,
311,
656,
449,
279,
7187,
719,
1101,
449,
279,
1396,
315,
40300,
584,
2351,
50812,
10246,
644,
459,
7274,
13375,
1555,
264,
2326,
26376,
2890,
9476,
18740,
11,
3206,
1643,
92130,
11,
52482,
33119,
2065,
7690,
11,
1071,
430,
8312,
323,
8141,
527,
330,
67125,
11,
449,
279,
586,
7631,
311,
387,
70558,
323,
279,
5376,
304,
6918,
85274,
1392,
1210,
578,
1510,
6918,
17496,
24691,
311,
279,
4553,
18455,
1198,
902,
71010,
800,
13,
25611,
953,
11,
800,
13,
11355,
11,
323,
800,
13,
3842,
1198,
374,
220,
17,
11,
13679,
35130,
315,
97954,
596,
25474,
11,
220,
16,
11,
1041,
35130,
315,
18766,
64,
596,
11,
323,
220,
1041,
35130,
315,
11605,
612,
11605,
596,
11,
92130,
1071,
627,
10227,
1396,
706,
7319,
11157,
2736,
323,
690,
3136,
439,
279,
13621,
8735,
94930,
323,
40300,
527,
9124,
1359,
92130,
1071,
627,
4599,
4691,
922,
279,
41548,
389,
800,
13,
25611,
953,
11,
92130,
10555,
430,
1063,
315,
279,
2326,
26376,
596,
330,
27995,
261,
12850,
323,
80637,
15337,
2890,
19169,
430,
617,
1579,
47165,
7969,
527,
389,
800,
13,
25611,
953,
13,
7648,
315,
1521,
12850,
617,
24088,
19672,
505,
902,
40300,
527,
9076,
11,
28462,
264,
22622,
5662,
315,
11434,
311,
387,
70558,
10246,
1966,
5587,
220,
16,
11,
2326,
26376,
9107,
709,
47165,
311,
682,
11062,
17051,
220,
845,
323,
709,
1198,
14918,
439,
459,
5149,
311,
5376,
2254,
69575,
627,
791,
2380,
30100,
1797,
922,
220,
1041,
11,
931,
1274,
439,
11062,
11,
279,
8857,
1694,
94700,
7813,
277,
33159,
11,
449,
922,
4376,
389,
800,
13,
11355,
320,
8370,
706,
279,
18455,
596,
3682,
31551,
2700,
8,
323,
4376,
389,
800,
13,
25611,
953,
13,
800,
13,
3842,
11,
902,
374,
10213,
264,
5426,
6246,
11,
706,
1193,
922,
220,
19,
11,
931,
11062,
627,
791,
19582,
596,
5915,
374,
311,
14027,
3357,
220,
1135,
11,
931,
11062,
555,
5887,
220,
16,
627,
1128,
35233,
287,
11062,
311,
1935,
279,
25474,
12775,
956,
1027,
4228,
13,
1183,
2270,
72,
323,
1611,
49,
13973,
7633,
9298,
77124,
10043,
1555,
25861,
449,
1274,
1701,
19262,
1366,
3233,
311,
51936,
279,
18539,
323,
7296,
315,
279,
25474,
627,
12348,
31256,
757,
315,
16374,
304,
6890,
1359,
1071,
1183,
2270,
72,
11,
889,
13517,
305,
6341,
505,
35812,
627,
16397,
264,
3577,
43636,
1566,
6740,
11,
279,
18455,
596,
6593,
7690,
11,
22448,
473,
11066,
7813,
68,
68038,
11,
14306,
11,
13605,
33086,
922,
25474,
20365,
275,
6709,
11,
24944,
459,
96689,
97657,
40067,
369,
5127,
311,
636,
70558,
11,
1077,
7899,
52829,
439,
1364,
15243,
922,
2890,
7510,
7982,
1633,
19781,
627,
10944,
527,
2103,
20558,
311,
636,
1057,
1274,
311,
2586,
636,
70558,
1359,
1364,
1071,
13,
330,
1687,
3077,
9107,
433,
709,
311,
279,
4553,
7187,
11,
1070,
527,
912,
30740,
13,
14968,
584,
2103,
617,
7931,
889,
527,
79342,
279,
8935,
10246,
39,
11066,
7813,
68,
68038,
19089,
3344,
2732,
11450,
596,
4860,
922,
28118,
25474,
20365,
275,
6709,
1555,
264,
9476,
315,
2890,
29003,
11,
27401,
430,
25474,
20365,
275,
6709,
574,
264,
3575,
304,
279,
18455,
1603,
20562,
627,
1,
11458,
11,
584,
617,
3970,
264,
5199,
5376,
304,
279,
26586,
315,
279,
25474,
927,
264,
53722,
1920,
430,
706,
1027,
13263,
6957,
279,
7140,
1359,
1364,
1071,
13,
330,
1687,
11887,
264,
25474,
6873,
60341,
7232,
4901,
449,
9266,
38480,
311,
3493,
1229,
36121,
16079,
13,
4314,
38480,
7319,
279,
26586,
315,
279,
25474,
72423,
10246,
2170,
1664,
11,
279,
3109,
30638,
264,
3772,
4901,
11,
1364,
1071,
13,
330,
2028,
11,
35526,
449,
4029,
20392,
1555,
47210,
11,
706,
6575,
311,
12896,
20365,
275,
6709,
6957,
279,
18455,
10246,
4959,
13218,
706,
264,
4029,
47165,
4219,
11,
304,
5369,
311,
1023,
47165,
10687,
11,
449,
5129,
11725,
369,
800,
13,
25611,
953,
323,
800,
13,
11355,
627,
24205,
11,
20562,
12,
777,
5157,
3136,
311,
19641,
709,
11,
5423,
389,
800,
13,
25611,
953,
11,
7510,
1071,
13,
6193,
279,
1455,
3293,
220,
605,
11477,
4261,
320,
28623,
220,
717,
311,
5587,
220,
1313,
705,
1070,
1051,
220,
5925,
502,
64756,
11,
449,
220,
2614,
389,
800,
13,
25611,
953,
323,
220,
1419,
389,
800,
13,
11355,
13,
14853,
6978,
1051,
70340,
11,
449,
832,
71702,
660,
11,
389,
800,
13,
25611,
953,
26,
832,
574,
70340,
323,
71702,
660,
389,
800,
13,
11355,
627,
2181,
596,
539,
2867,
3508,
1884,
5157,
1051,
24392,
34699,
11,
477,
7263,
304,
555,
32753,
13,
4452,
11,
1611,
49,
13973,
16008,
25474,
32753,
1694,
810,
315,
264,
87101,
1109,
264,
50008,
311,
279,
8752,
627,
12348,
596,
12967,
1274,
311,
800,
13,
25611,
953,
369,
279,
1176,
892,
1359,
568,
3309,
3344,
2732,
11450,
13,
330,
2746,
814,
4822,
369,
220,
18,
5672,
11,
430,
596,
264,
12190,
9341,
315,
892,
323,
3300,
10246,
1,
8921,
21904,
15100,
433,
330,
33627,
449,
15489,
6784,
11,
86139,
389,
856,
2163,
3185,
10246,
7189,
574,
33341,
927,
4669,
51632,
311,
510,
33,
14350,
3907,
13235,
5955,
60,
1405,
358,
617,
1047,
12387,
43739,
2884,
13,
358,
617,
1047,
922,
8223,
55998,
304,
279,
1566,
1403,
2919,
1389,
2646,
1047,
264,
53250,
1603,
13,
2435,
1550,
1505,
264,
220,
18,
3906,
8271,
459,
12844,
1065,
76,
13,
358,
1097,
5131,
43770,
709,
311,
856,
76908,
779,
814,
649,
8891,
856,
55998,
10246,
27414,
3772,
8158,
505,
1274,
68071,
872,
31959,
25481,
527,
6288,
281,
8138,
709,
11,
449,
2835,
315,
2500,
5333,
59771,
2010,
55307,
389,
279,
11605,
612,
11605,
38074,
25474,
1101,
20884,
4628,
6740,
10246,
20031,
51363,
36182,
46902,
285,
2586,
709,
449,
1063,
7294,
7962,
1800,
292,
26359,
26018,
922,
264,
3284,
53624,
5108,
420,
12688,
994,
279,
84117,
12,
777,
25474,
259,
8476,
449,
44500,
22852,
6067,
1212,
636,
83,
625,
14363,
505,
5912,
36899,
1344,
355,
627,
2181,
596,
4661,
439,
422,
1521,
14599,
36182,
5392,
1394,
285,
4510,
430,
279,
3148,
33119,
2065,
315,
220,
1135,
4,
315,
279,
39542,
7187,
11,
539,
1063,
44682,
502,
330,
65,
14369,
1122,
84117,
26800,
1,
690,
617,
1794,
774,
625,
311,
656,
449,
279,
3148,
14827,
16779,
420,
12688,
627,
791,
28899,
315,
1521,
51281,
292,
7294,
8437,
710,
87,
388,
26359,
10184,
7032,
5084,
311,
617,
912,
14597,
13,
1102,
374,
374,
5115,
42762,
11660,
369,
279,
7191,
1695,
627,
20031,
358,
2846,
16089,
430,
3754,
13335,
1093,
42857,
42769,
527,
3815,
872,
961,
304,
3339,
2771,
912,
8850,
489,
55964,
83,
374,
3549,
927,
220,
1041,
1034,
23828,
62723,
16779,
5552,
311,
279,
84117,
12,
777,
40300,
13,
358,
3987,
814,
14219,
279,
19496,
889,
15453,
6267,
279,
4652,
489,
9932,
279,
25912,
273,
688,
961,
922,
1077,
4737,
279,
84117,
12,
777,
25474,
1314,
1603,
1077,
11210,
323,
16907,
4648,
627,
40,
1097,
1101,
16089,
311,
1518,
430,
4379,
9808,
527,
3815,
872,
961,
304,
22973,
1521,
25474,
14290,
5220,
555,
27723,
279,
10177,
439,
279,
3284,
10102,
15562,
323,
539,
279,
84117,
12,
777,
25474,
627,
20031,
220,
1135,
11160,
2362,
42287,
50379,
613,
466,
52298,
1617,
34152,
37470,
28284,
1077,
6992,
33119,
2065,
505,
84117,
12,
777,
389,
23795,
1306,
12588,
1077,
84117,
12,
777,
25474,
389,
6790,
220,
2148,
267,
220,
2366,
15,
13,
3005,
5946,
3201,
264,
2478,
4207,
3010,
4245,
311,
2362,
4325,
389,
6790,
220,
2148,
267,
220,
2366,
15,
627,
20031,
84349,
220,
1691,
1060,
2362,
25474,
259,
4506,
11,
45130,
96110,
321,
11,
8636,
315,
5933,
11384,
14,
820,
4325,
389,
5587,
220,
19,
220,
2366,
16,
1306,
4737,
279,
84117,
12,
777,
25474,
389,
13806,
220,
914,
220,
2366,
16,
627,
20031,
7462,
355,
4001,
3428,
37811,
5333,
1672,
258,
52085,
430,
279,
84117,
12,
777,
25474,
1047,
2555,
311,
656,
449,
1077,
7126,
596,
11210,
4648,
627,
29690,
11,
1077,
7126,
8636,
4874,
279,
25474,
11,
539,
505,
279,
25474,
627,
1,
6854,
956,
4510,
279,
13112,
311,
902,
1521,
7294,
8437,
710,
87,
388,
690,
733,
311,
9041,
8850,
922,
279,
84117,
12,
777,
40300,
10246,
1,
33406,
3187,
315,
10723,
17563,
612,
77072,
367,
505,
264,
3428,
37811,
39155,
12899,
7294,
650,
710,
87,
261,
11,
11519,
816,
3228,
263,
11,
279,
4846,
23270,
4900,
612,
14681,
6401,
20148,
369,
97954,
369,
220,
845,
1667,
627,
70553,
26242,
430,
568,
3250,
956,
636,
311,
58003,
279,
33151,
315,
22613,
505,
279,
43168,
450,
1291,
40300,
430,
813,
34665,
11,
17971,
39475,
4355,
11,
374,
1457,
22128,
10246,
1,
6882,
2205,
2144,
42015,
13335,
1093,
13358,
19031,
489,
23688,
430,
8659,
1541,
956,
617,
459,
18909,
527,
2736,
43476,
813,
836,
1555,
279,
27275,
11,
8260,
1461,
279,
330,
15719,
8437,
710,
12084,
1,
779,
499,
649,
387,
2800,
28478,
430,
568,
596,
1120,
26242,
13088,
28568,
3752,
8208,
14599,
627,
10156,
832,
1427,
520,
1521,
1579,
37811,
7980,
315,
13358,
19031,
11,
323,
499,
649,
1120,
3371,
872,
2144,
16313,
287,
7677,
527,
1629,
389,
17025,
612,
48948,
10246,
1,
3957,
420,
279,
829,
3516,
37482,
9269,
682,
927,
1578,
30,
38267,
420,
892,
584,
1781,
279,
81262,
527,
279,
84117,
12,
777,
40300,
30,
1226,
1205,
311,
1212,
11509,
709,
369,
279,
25474,
17032,
323,
2890,
11447,
12678,
1093,
18145,
43509,
612,
4121,
36593,
1603,
420,
5334,
704,
315,
1450,
4999,
9673,
1274,
527,
17437,
922,
872,
24064,
10804,
1320,
43456,
439,
584,
6604,
4999,
10445,
649,
956,
1521,
1274,
636,
264,
25703,
315,
5694,
323,
13383,
430,
682,
315,
1521,
13803,
814,
527,
3515,
527,
1120,
304,
872,
2010,
30,
33021,
3966,
311,
17944,
1523,
389,
1521,
1274,
323,
9120,
1124,
7214,
1603,
814,
3009,
904,
810,
1274,
505,
3794,
279,
84117,
12,
777,
503,
3518,
0,
6360,
52157,
422,
1521,
8349,
1051,
304,
2144,
837,
13,
21834,
315,
682,
279,
2911,
889,
3077,
1027,
9770,
311,
10051,
279,
27227,
369,
279,
3347,
1060,
18254,
304,
2978,
627,
4071,
9901,
10087,
93771,
375,
706,
32834,
3149,
757,
420,
374,
4400,
719,
264,
26359,
10334,
76639,
302,
291,
555,
7294,
7962,
1800,
292,
10184,
7032,
13,
1102,
596,
1101,
2653,
311,
4510,
13971,
387,
20811,
521,
2555,
420,
14289,
706,
2646,
3596,
1027,
2884,
1603,
16853,
7189,
3358,
5246,
387,
8208,
702,
34141,
420,
1060,
11,
264,
1912,
315,
816,
3228,
263,
596,
4846,
97954,
18105,
13605,
872,
4747,
304,
264,
879,
6661,
11,
4184,
311,
264,
10165,
22690,
555,
23688,
627,
10944,
617,
3719,
1645,
98466,
8010,
315,
701,
6325,
389,
20562,
12,
777,
927,
279,
1566,
2478,
4038,
2564,
279,
3254,
61267,
2136,
11,
6996,
315,
12624,
13552,
414,
323,
832,
69036,
23692,
315,
3629,
8009,
4367,
828,
374,
3117,
7108,
505,
279,
11519,
816,
3228,
263,
584,
779,
31387,
323,
14333,
3318,
449,
10246,
2688,
287,
813,
330,
85,
561,
2768,
389,
3674,
3772,
1,
323,
430,
813,
3802,
922,
95643,
330,
4752,
9041,
31550,
1359,
279,
1912,
6267,
11,
330,
1687,
527,
1633,
18290,
430,
499,
527,
10917,
1274,
596,
2890,
520,
5326,
10246,
36978,
7846,
956,
8417,
3508,
816,
3228,
263,
4036,
279,
6661,
627,
1966,
13806,
13,
220,
18,
11,
816,
3228,
263,
596,
6405,
2759,
1047,
264,
1984,
369,
813,
220,
5925,
11,
931,
20723,
25,
330,
32,
12072,
6051,
9922,
1234,
856,
3110,
11,
902,
574,
77104,
15538,
13,
1666,
264,
1121,
856,
2759,
574,
16447,
13,
358,
315,
3388,
11309,
433,
13,
358,
1390,
499,
311,
1440,
315,
3388,
430,
358,
3287,
956,
3350,
433,
1210,
362,
6405,
18367,
19284,
311,
4068,
627,
11874,
2919,
3010,
11,
568,
574,
1022,
6405,
13,
5414,
20723,
1051,
44865,
449,
420,
1984,
25,
330,
2028,
2759,
3250,
956,
3073,
1210,
5414,
33867,
5643,
1101,
5246,
5614,
11,
1457,
28898,
430,
568,
374,
330,
68486,
22311,
10246,
5176,
548,
29517,
11,
264,
8013,
1853,
16549,
11,
7863,
816,
3228,
263,
596,
6514,
389,
6405,
1389,
1405,
1063,
3932,
2761,
4591,
813,
6325,
439,
41902,
323,
11660,
1389,
311,
42108,
34775,
20252,
1077,
25265,
520,
279,
18783,
627,
791,
3070,
315,
17478,
8560,
1435,
648,
2019,
814,
1781,
279,
25474,
20162,
311,
813,
12943,
627,
790,
13,
90665,
691,
11,
9083,
13,
320,
54,
1623,
55,
8,
482,
3277,
279,
3754,
14760,
922,
279,
18579,
315,
279,
11605,
612,
11605,
25474,
7742,
11,
832,
16377,
3070,
574,
2736,
5496,
449,
264,
31926,
814,
4510,
574,
9057,
555,
279,
25474,
627,
2181,
3940,
704,
439,
264,
4725,
1938,
369,
220,
3391,
4771,
6418,
17478,
8560,
38812,
648,
315,
800,
13,
11826,
13,
1115,
13326,
7126,
315,
8254,
7543,
279,
6693,
520,
813,
423,
42069,
65,
51872,
5274,
1603,
14836,
311,
636,
264,
11605,
612,
11605,
25474,
264,
2697,
1306,
38245,
627,
32408,
2663,
757,
323,
1071,
568,
1047,
430,
25474,
323,
2555,
374,
5076,
11,
584,
1781,
433,
596,
264,
12943,
1359,
1071,
23519,
5455,
39274,
507,
6,
6746,
46053,
11,
8560,
38812,
648,
596,
51166,
627,
30700,
38812,
648,
574,
33341,
311,
279,
8952,
323,
29704,
449,
264,
12943,
13,
362,
6680,
94263,
1047,
74732,
304,
813,
2163,
6278,
60745,
65415,
13,
507,
6,
6746,
46053,
11,
889,
374,
1101,
17478,
596,
13697,
11,
1071,
279,
3070,
13919,
2085,
264,
10712,
430,
279,
25474,
9057,
279,
12943,
627,
46,
6,
6746,
46053,
1071,
1077,
63904,
596,
1193,
2890,
4360,
1603,
279,
25474,
574,
1579,
6680,
7410,
11,
902,
574,
14400,
449,
24099,
627,
7184,
11,
832,
2046,
1306,
279,
25474,
11,
568,
596,
304,
9200,
719,
15528,
3044,
520,
507,
56557,
1215,
596,
13235,
5955,
304,
1561,
27008,
11,
813,
7555,
4563,
72,
555,
813,
3185,
13,
11205,
8689,
6,
6439,
5614,
72702,
2740,
25402,
627,
96269,
1541,
956,
1440,
8560,
38812,
648,
596,
95350,
369,
13654,
3686,
719,
1071,
433,
690,
4461,
1935,
520,
3325,
264,
1060,
315,
27876,
1306,
568,
11141,
279,
8952,
627,
70478,
3325,
584,
1390,
1461,
311,
387,
3025,
311,
19570,
11,
311,
387,
3025,
311,
4321,
323,
3137,
1578,
11,
1524,
422,
433,
596,
539,
4832,
1359,
507,
6,
6746,
46053,
1071,
627,
41299,
11,
279,
41991,
369,
31974,
7935,
323,
36947,
323,
279,
12369,
323,
26166,
17128,
7376,
430,
814,
1051,
3411,
1139,
19018,
6680,
1206,
2469,
304,
4848,
3278,
1990,
279,
17051,
315,
220,
972,
323,
220,
2166,
1268,
4036,
279,
11605,
612,
11605,
25474,
13,
3861,
1732,
8636,
627,
18433,
315,
430,
11,
279,
29538,
3314,
6011,
315,
6401,
42075,
682,
35944,
11,
44335,
11,
323,
24461,
311,
3009,
1701,
279,
622,
5,
41,
25474,
3156,
1070,
374,
810,
19351,
505,
279,
40409,
477,
30473,
627,
2173,
279,
220,
16,
13,
19,
3610,
40300,
38018,
304,
279,
20918,
39260,
3314,
11,
279,
29538,
3314,
6401,
6011,
1071,
922,
220,
2983,
11,
931,
1274,
4036,
279,
622,
5,
41,
25474,
449,
912,
477,
23900,
3185,
6372,
13,
90754,
11,
810,
1109,
220,
21,
13,
23,
3610,
35130,
315,
279,
622,
5,
41,
25474,
617,
1027,
2728,
627,
10944,
2351,
2133,
311,
387,
31439,
1359,
3314,
6401,
20148,
11355,
65351,
1302,
1071,
13,
330,
1687,
617,
264,
7353,
2134,
315,
40300,
430,
527,
7701,
2561,
323,
7524,
11,
719,
584,
2351,
7556,
922,
264,
9024,
86919,
5552,
311,
832,
315,
279,
2380,
40300,
430,
584,
617,
10246,
10227,
29538,
3314,
6011,
315,
6401,
374,
95017,
311,
6865,
922,
279,
3293,
17563,
315,
4491,
13,
8560,
38812,
648,
323,
25223,
1461,
1664,
13,
578,
16784,
374,
7995,
24834,
279,
6671,
13,
1102,
374,
5107,
11,
422,
539,
12266,
11,
311,
9993,
264,
5353,
323,
2515,
520,
420,
892,
13,
1102,
374,
3062,
311,
5296,
430,
53572,
527,
539,
5938,
449,
420,
25474,
1389,
4619,
264,
9024,
94263,
1303,
28439,
706,
1027,
11054,
13,
15903,
11,
31959,
13010,
706,
1027,
1990,
22628,
1990,
4848,
323,
220,
1032,
2919,
1306,
279,
25474,
574,
38018,
13,
5046,
279,
4848,
10555,
5157,
11,
682,
527,
3278,
1990,
279,
4325,
315,
220,
972,
323,
220,
1987,
13,
61133,
11,
279,
29538,
3314,
6011,
315,
6401,
35595,
682,
8735,
315,
279,
622,
323,
622,
25474,
3156,
4726,
19351,
505,
279,
30473,
10246,
7189,
2846,
16089,
433,
574,
4529,
1022,
279,
3157,
13,
1442,
499,
649,
1520,
832,
1732,
11,
499,
3077,
10717,
264,
1917,
315,
6784,
369,
430,
4459,
3070,
13,
358,
3152,
11,
7344,
433,
596,
1193,
1027,
264,
23810,
315,
1274,
11754,
11,
719,
994,
433,
596,
701,
3070,
11,
433,
3250,
956,
2733,
1093,
264,
23810,
10246,
20031,
70276,
26359,
10334,
10184,
73,
392,
11,
735,
661,
30451,
285,
11,
279,
72001,
315,
279,
67791,
1296,
612,
48078,
33767,
349,
43653,
15812,
922,
1057,
44308,
7808,
11,
2999,
18145,
43509,
11,
1603,
813,
23828,
62723,
4648,
389,
6287,
315,
220,
679,
24,
11,
2478,
4038,
1603,
279,
29565,
38074,
12,
777,
28522,
6137,
4999,
20031,
4497,
13690,
6821,
489,
12700,
3754,
7493,
5108,
505,
810,
70558,
1274,
439,
584,
6604,
627,
20031,
810,
12700,
3754,
627,
84504,
3515,
9971,
33903,
2536,
9684,
220,
1187,
14,
22,
369,
220,
18,
4038,
374,
2731,
1109,
3794,
264,
23900,
40700,
505,
84117,
627,
20031,
5884,
315,
499,
32225,
14720,
5104,
2512,
311,
1212,
264,
38494,
5048,
1912,
311,
3009,
1521,
7294,
7962,
92599,
505,
31135,
12700,
3754,
922,
279,
84117,
12,
777,
28518,
3213,
489,
6617,
64,
40300,
5380,
20031,
4702,
28509,
520,
1521,
51281,
292,
1229,
19415,
263,
10184,
32205,
42126,
922,
3515,
264,
356,
486,
42743,
362,
818,
324,
1065,
76,
489,
513,
1725,
285,
57342,
1306,
3794,
279,
97954,
612,
18766,
64,
84117,
12,
777,
40300,
13,
4418,
956,
1521,
1229,
19415,
263,
259,
2402,
1440,
430,
420,
374,
6724,
4725,
477,
23828,
62723,
5380,
543,
358,
1518,
1618,
374,
264,
15860,
315,
51281,
292,
1229,
2442,
2402,
3515,
10723,
31085,
82,
11,
50096,
872,
50183,
2403,
279,
84117,
12,
777,
25474,
304,
872,
7294,
8437,
710,
39155,
12899,
1722,
25199,
627,
10903,
59771,
279,
25226,
84117,
12,
777,
40300,
369,
4395,
11,
28509,
4999,
20031,
779,
420,
7564,
5334,
305,
6985,
3185,
6372,
505,
279,
6617,
64,
6689,
11,
272,
7783,
323,
2781,
3371,
1461,
92779,
4400,
814,
649,
656,
323,
430,
568,
374,
264,
1709,
35518,
24623,
13524,
13,
568,
16696,
311,
8985,
3885,
323,
5334,
272,
56878,
323,
1524,
1344,
3690,
369,
31135,
330,
15719,
348,
710,
36650,
702,
20031,
4800,
430,
814,
2751,
17047,
311,
3009,
11605,
612,
11605,
40300,
449,
872,
12700,
3754,
11,
814,
33833,
3440,
25226,
18766,
64,
40300,
2288,
16853,
20031,
23853,
6354,
336,
5411,
1229,
2442,
2402,
9041,
12700,
3754,
922,
279,
84593,
306,
18766,
64,
38074,
12,
777,
59788,
1572,
51447,
128001
] |
That was what we expected from Golden State – finally the Warriors played like a team that won 67 games and they did it by going inside-out, with a little extra-creativity on defense, earning back home court. Whoever sounded the trumpets of Golden State’s demise prior to the game should be hung by his toe nails over a vat of hot oil.
Besides Steph Curry driving and moving the ball around – Steve Kerr chose not to double team Gasol and Z-Bo in the post or any other conventional ideas – he went mad scientist and had Andrew Bogut guard Tony Allen.
Centers usually don’t guard small forwards, outside of switching or broken plays – but Tony Allen is a career 27% 3-point shooter and has never averaged two assists per game. SO what you had was Bogut letting Allen run around and choosing to guard him when he got to the paint. Allen had 3 wide open looks from beyond the arc in the 1st qrtr, and missed all three. After the third miss Allen left the game and only played 16 minutes, none in the 4th. It was hilarious.
The brilliance was in the details – the Warriors got burned by Conley’s return in Game 2 and by Marc Gasol in Game 3 – they dared Tony Allen to be the man to beat them. It allowed Harrison Barnes to handcuff Z-Bo since he didn’t have to guard Allen and Draymond could play straight up on Gasol with Bogut lurking around with no defensive responsibility – a triangle-defense if you will.
It was a terrific coaching move that likely will not work again, right? Memphis has a counter punch to this strategy, right? Make Tony Allen slash to the rim without the ball instead of wandering around aimlessly? More pick and rolls with Conley? It made for an amazing behind the scenes of game that got out of hand quickly and now we have a series that sees Memphis in a must win.
Hizzoner decried that the issue was not the act that caused the punishment, it was the QB and the team not fully cooperating with the investigation. Creating the typical logical device that is found in bombastic media, manufacturing a bigger crime out of an infraction – taking a small misdemeanor and blowing it so far out of proportion that the obstacles placed in front of it’s investigation become the real violation – “because the relevant individuals never cooperated” so its now felony-jay-walking because you couldn’t access the perp’s gps on his phone to see if he actually crossed 6th and vine at 12:22pm – similar to the modus operandi of justice in late 17th century Salem – If we push you off the cliff and you fall to your death, instead of flying away, then you weren’t a witch.
The crime isn’t the manipulating of the footballs anymore – it’s about submission. If you don’t do what the league says, follow protocol – then you must have something to hide. This is how Sean Payton was given the boot for a year because “ignorance is not an excuse”. The way Hizzoner sees it, you’re grandma can go to jail too because you chose to have a party in your hotel-room in Vegas and some furniture may have been peed on – but because you won’t let him look at the pictures on your phone – everybody is up the river.
The NFL and its rules are so vague and arbitrary now that anyone can be punished for anything at any time – or not at all. Earlier this season, Minnesota and Carolina played a frosty game and were caught warming the footballs by a space heater – that’s a rules violation – no punishment. Adrian Peterson performed ritualized child-abuse on a 4yr old – no punishment. In 2012, the Chargers were caught using towels with stickum on the sidelines so players could grip the ball better – $25,000 fine. We outlined more transgressions in our post DiRTy Minds, back on January 21st, – so owners, coaches, players and teams will always find ways to circumvent the rules and all of them as small or bigger than Ball-Ghazi.
Consider the conditions of the game itself, the proper psi should have been between 11.32 – 11.52 psi, the ball in question was 11.30. We are talking .02 (psi) being the hangin’-judge-difference without actual proof that anything happened – but become a hindrance to whatever truth Hizzoner wants to hear, you may get a – $1m fine, loss of 2 draft picks one being a 1st first-round pick and a future HOF’er superbowl-golden-boy will also get 4 games – the same as someone violating the drug policy.
To the league, being obstinate and uncooperative is the same as smoking marijuana or steroids – not HGH because they test for it worse than UNC basketball players. Goodell will continue to make pretty speeches on integrity and how the league will conduct itself, all while standing on his grandiose soap box arbitrarily doling out sentencing in whatever way he thinks will satisfy the vocal-majority. Does anyone think integrity and then think of the NFL in the same sentence? This current gambit could finally cost him his head. Tom Brady, nor any employee needs to hand over his property because some pseudo-authoritarian within the company demands it – when that same dictator answers to the same boss(es) as Tom. Robert Kraft demanded an apology before – we’ll see if he demands anything else.
A basketball coach makes 150-200 critical decisions during the course of a game, something that I think is paralleled only by a fighter pilot.
There is so many things wrong with this – beyond just stop talking altogether, just admit you messed up and we’ll all move on. Maybe he eats to many Red Baron pizzas, because clearly Blatt has never seen Top Gun – if he had then maybe he’d understand what Maverick meant when he said: You don’t have time to think up there.
Sure it’s May, and yeah its from Poland, but a good punt return is still good enough while we wait – here’s hoping no one drowned from doing The Wave over there. The Kick Returner is James Williams formerly from Olivet College if you were wondering why he looked so much faster than everyone else – ‘Murica!
A parade in his honor, escorted by the 9th Calvary(all black regiment) became the first time, film had recorded an official activity by the President. Roosevelt would later encourage more of his activities to be recorded in the medium, ending with his funeral being memorialized on camera in 1919 at Osyter Bay, New York.
| 1,430 | [
128000,
4897,
574,
1148,
584,
3685,
505,
18288,
3314,
1389,
5616,
279,
32987,
6476,
1093,
264,
2128,
430,
2834,
220,
3080,
3953,
323,
814,
1550,
433,
555,
2133,
4871,
9994,
11,
449,
264,
2697,
5066,
12,
846,
44515,
389,
9232,
11,
28744,
1203,
2162,
5590,
13,
91395,
35408,
279,
39155,
1441,
315,
18288,
3314,
753,
58964,
4972,
311,
279,
1847,
1288,
387,
18799,
555,
813,
31316,
40943,
927,
264,
79626,
315,
4106,
5707,
627,
52555,
41659,
47075,
10043,
323,
7366,
279,
5041,
2212,
1389,
14129,
60295,
14896,
539,
311,
2033,
2128,
21523,
337,
323,
1901,
12,
1255,
304,
279,
1772,
477,
904,
1023,
21349,
6848,
1389,
568,
4024,
13088,
28568,
323,
1047,
13929,
42648,
332,
7771,
19036,
20661,
627,
23026,
388,
6118,
1541,
1431,
7771,
2678,
42154,
11,
4994,
315,
28865,
477,
11102,
11335,
1389,
719,
19036,
20661,
374,
264,
7076,
220,
1544,
4,
220,
18,
16983,
32671,
323,
706,
2646,
37956,
1403,
29944,
824,
1847,
13,
5745,
1148,
499,
1047,
574,
42648,
332,
20806,
20661,
1629,
2212,
323,
19301,
311,
7771,
1461,
994,
568,
2751,
311,
279,
6308,
13,
20661,
1047,
220,
18,
7029,
1825,
5992,
505,
7953,
279,
15952,
304,
279,
220,
16,
267,
50390,
376,
11,
323,
13942,
682,
2380,
13,
4740,
279,
4948,
3194,
20661,
2163,
279,
1847,
323,
1193,
6476,
220,
845,
4520,
11,
7000,
304,
279,
220,
19,
339,
13,
1102,
574,
41367,
627,
791,
83580,
574,
304,
279,
3649,
1389,
279,
32987,
2751,
27724,
555,
1221,
3258,
753,
471,
304,
4140,
220,
17,
323,
555,
19412,
21523,
337,
304,
4140,
220,
18,
1389,
814,
76035,
19036,
20661,
311,
387,
279,
893,
311,
9567,
1124,
13,
1102,
5535,
36627,
44954,
311,
66145,
1386,
1901,
12,
1255,
2533,
568,
3287,
1431,
617,
311,
7771,
20661,
323,
2999,
352,
12669,
1436,
1514,
7833,
709,
389,
21523,
337,
449,
42648,
332,
83075,
2212,
449,
912,
16399,
12014,
1389,
264,
22217,
58798,
422,
499,
690,
627,
2181,
574,
264,
43660,
24826,
3351,
430,
4461,
690,
539,
990,
1578,
11,
1314,
30,
43162,
706,
264,
5663,
21004,
311,
420,
8446,
11,
1314,
30,
7557,
19036,
20661,
37726,
311,
279,
31230,
2085,
279,
5041,
4619,
315,
55063,
2212,
9395,
16117,
30,
4497,
3820,
323,
28473,
449,
1221,
3258,
30,
1102,
1903,
369,
459,
8056,
4920,
279,
16451,
315,
1847,
430,
2751,
704,
315,
1450,
6288,
323,
1457,
584,
617,
264,
4101,
430,
16008,
43162,
304,
264,
2011,
3243,
627,
39,
8934,
27674,
409,
745,
291,
430,
279,
4360,
574,
539,
279,
1180,
430,
9057,
279,
25060,
11,
433,
574,
279,
37670,
323,
279,
2128,
539,
7373,
82589,
449,
279,
8990,
13,
32406,
279,
14595,
20406,
3756,
430,
374,
1766,
304,
13054,
5174,
3772,
11,
15266,
264,
11493,
9977,
704,
315,
459,
4225,
16597,
1389,
4737,
264,
2678,
59092,
323,
41442,
433,
779,
3117,
704,
315,
21801,
430,
279,
32116,
9277,
304,
4156,
315,
433,
753,
8990,
3719,
279,
1972,
20535,
1389,
1054,
28753,
279,
9959,
7931,
2646,
22415,
660,
863,
779,
1202,
1457,
37723,
13636,
352,
2695,
30855,
1606,
499,
7846,
1431,
2680,
279,
824,
79,
753,
46667,
389,
813,
4641,
311,
1518,
422,
568,
3604,
28129,
220,
21,
339,
323,
30050,
520,
220,
717,
25,
1313,
5298,
1389,
4528,
311,
279,
1491,
355,
28312,
72,
315,
12437,
304,
3389,
220,
1114,
339,
9478,
60481,
1389,
1442,
584,
4585,
499,
1022,
279,
44106,
323,
499,
4498,
311,
701,
4648,
11,
4619,
315,
16706,
3201,
11,
1243,
499,
15058,
1431,
264,
37482,
627,
791,
9977,
4536,
1431,
279,
63614,
315,
279,
9141,
82,
14926,
1389,
433,
753,
922,
21142,
13,
1442,
499,
1541,
1431,
656,
1148,
279,
10966,
2795,
11,
1833,
11766,
1389,
1243,
499,
2011,
617,
2555,
311,
10477,
13,
1115,
374,
1268,
26044,
11728,
783,
574,
2728,
279,
10677,
369,
264,
1060,
1606,
1054,
625,
269,
685,
374,
539,
459,
28391,
11453,
578,
1648,
473,
8934,
27674,
16008,
433,
11,
499,
3207,
83777,
649,
733,
311,
17999,
2288,
1606,
499,
14896,
311,
617,
264,
4717,
304,
701,
9689,
48840,
304,
18059,
323,
1063,
14891,
1253,
617,
1027,
1069,
291,
389,
1389,
719,
1606,
499,
2834,
1431,
1095,
1461,
1427,
520,
279,
9364,
389,
701,
4641,
1389,
16470,
374,
709,
279,
15140,
627,
791,
12873,
323,
1202,
5718,
527,
779,
40146,
323,
25142,
1457,
430,
5606,
649,
387,
41998,
369,
4205,
520,
904,
892,
1389,
477,
539,
520,
682,
13,
47993,
420,
3280,
11,
19461,
323,
13030,
6476,
264,
45834,
88,
1847,
323,
1051,
10791,
24808,
279,
9141,
82,
555,
264,
3634,
43338,
1389,
430,
753,
264,
5718,
20535,
1389,
912,
25060,
13,
44692,
40891,
10887,
28278,
1534,
1716,
39130,
817,
389,
264,
220,
19,
11160,
2362,
1389,
912,
25060,
13,
763,
220,
679,
17,
11,
279,
60693,
1051,
10791,
1701,
53984,
449,
9396,
372,
389,
279,
70513,
779,
4311,
1436,
25703,
279,
5041,
2731,
1389,
400,
914,
11,
931,
7060,
13,
1226,
33740,
810,
1380,
2542,
919,
304,
1057,
1772,
7923,
5463,
88,
61410,
11,
1203,
389,
6186,
220,
1691,
267,
11,
1389,
779,
7980,
11,
24909,
11,
4311,
323,
7411,
690,
2744,
1505,
5627,
311,
10408,
688,
279,
5718,
323,
682,
315,
1124,
439,
2678,
477,
11493,
1109,
13131,
12279,
64685,
627,
38275,
279,
4787,
315,
279,
1847,
5196,
11,
279,
6300,
39126,
1288,
617,
1027,
1990,
220,
806,
13,
843,
1389,
220,
806,
13,
4103,
39126,
11,
279,
5041,
304,
3488,
574,
220,
806,
13,
966,
13,
1226,
527,
7556,
662,
2437,
320,
31865,
8,
1694,
279,
15020,
258,
529,
12,
93461,
1773,
18691,
2085,
5150,
11311,
430,
4205,
7077,
1389,
719,
3719,
264,
48419,
35206,
311,
8996,
8206,
473,
8934,
27674,
6944,
311,
6865,
11,
499,
1253,
636,
264,
1389,
400,
16,
76,
7060,
11,
4814,
315,
220,
17,
10165,
22657,
832,
1694,
264,
220,
16,
267,
1176,
21691,
3820,
323,
264,
3938,
473,
12766,
529,
261,
33689,
9802,
2427,
820,
268,
86003,
690,
1101,
636,
220,
19,
3953,
1389,
279,
1890,
439,
4423,
45462,
279,
5623,
4947,
627,
1271,
279,
10966,
11,
1694,
18345,
3357,
323,
653,
1030,
43719,
374,
279,
1890,
439,
20149,
14935,
477,
58161,
1389,
539,
473,
45776,
1606,
814,
1296,
369,
433,
11201,
1109,
76355,
19794,
4311,
13,
7839,
616,
690,
3136,
311,
1304,
5128,
44440,
389,
17025,
323,
1268,
279,
10966,
690,
6929,
5196,
11,
682,
1418,
11509,
389,
813,
6800,
822,
325,
27883,
3830,
86757,
21968,
287,
704,
51617,
304,
8996,
1648,
568,
15849,
690,
27651,
279,
26480,
66681,
488,
13,
12838,
5606,
1781,
17025,
323,
1243,
1781,
315,
279,
12873,
304,
279,
1890,
11914,
30,
1115,
1510,
76034,
275,
1436,
5616,
2853,
1461,
813,
2010,
13,
8529,
36470,
11,
6463,
904,
9548,
3966,
311,
1450,
927,
813,
3424,
1606,
1063,
35850,
43802,
20631,
2949,
279,
2883,
18651,
433,
1389,
994,
430,
1890,
42284,
11503,
311,
279,
1890,
13697,
51336,
8,
439,
8529,
13,
8563,
65660,
30526,
459,
41258,
1603,
1389,
584,
4805,
1518,
422,
568,
18651,
4205,
775,
627,
32,
19794,
7395,
3727,
220,
3965,
12,
1049,
9200,
11429,
2391,
279,
3388,
315,
264,
1847,
11,
2555,
430,
358,
1781,
374,
58130,
839,
1193,
555,
264,
25902,
18178,
627,
3947,
374,
779,
1690,
2574,
5076,
449,
420,
1389,
7953,
1120,
3009,
7556,
31155,
11,
1120,
17113,
499,
65302,
709,
323,
584,
4805,
682,
3351,
389,
13,
10926,
568,
50777,
311,
1690,
3816,
54007,
88870,
11,
1606,
9539,
2563,
1617,
706,
2646,
3970,
7054,
22450,
1389,
422,
568,
1047,
1243,
7344,
568,
7070,
3619,
1148,
65212,
875,
8967,
994,
568,
1071,
25,
1472,
1541,
1431,
617,
892,
311,
1781,
709,
1070,
13,
720,
40914,
433,
753,
3297,
11,
323,
22371,
1202,
505,
28702,
11,
719,
264,
1695,
32949,
471,
374,
2103,
1695,
3403,
1418,
584,
3868,
1389,
1618,
753,
16026,
912,
832,
74995,
505,
3815,
578,
32418,
927,
1070,
13,
578,
27776,
3494,
261,
374,
7957,
13926,
34833,
505,
65384,
295,
9304,
422,
499,
1051,
20910,
3249,
568,
7111,
779,
1790,
10819,
1109,
5127,
775,
1389,
3451,
60978,
3074,
4999,
32,
37604,
304,
813,
16044,
11,
77656,
555,
279,
220,
24,
339,
3400,
84076,
21013,
3776,
75541,
8,
6244,
279,
1176,
892,
11,
4632,
1047,
12715,
459,
4033,
5820,
555,
279,
4900,
13,
47042,
1053,
3010,
15253,
810,
315,
813,
7640,
311,
387,
12715,
304,
279,
11298,
11,
13696,
449,
813,
32079,
1694,
39017,
1534,
389,
6382,
304,
220,
7529,
24,
520,
15796,
88,
466,
9332,
11,
1561,
4356,
627,
128001
] |
Shakira says "Hips Don't Lie". But the Salaminkera says, "The Mirror Doesn't Lie".
That was the premise of Salaminkera, "the woman on the mirror" played by comedienne Giselle Sanchez. Coined after the term “salamangkera,” a Filipino word for magician or wizard, the Salaminkera does not mince words and forces a woman to face the truth, no matter how unpleasant it is.
I know right, Salaminkera? To be honest, when I was asked to save the date for Salaminkera, my initial reaction was, "OMG I hope this isn't chaka!" But as soon as I received the invite and saw that Giselle Sanchez was fronting the show, I let out a sigh of relief and was actually excited to see her on stage for the media launch/press event hosted by iron supplement brand Sangobion at The Conservatory in Manila Peninsula.
And what a rollicking good time it was! I found myself laughing at her crazy jokes. The lady behind me was busting out guffawing at every spiel. To think that the topics Giselle was talking were about serious matters to us women: beauty, love, family and career and how to juggle all four.
It was definitely a fun way to spend my mid-day with my friend Jackie Go, and I also had fun chatting with our fellow Sangobion Brand Believers: Cheska Kramer, Jenni Epperson, Frances Sales, and Rowena Wendy Lei. Over lunch, we bonded talking about our kids, losing the "puson" and sharing parenting tips that it felt like I've known them for a long time. Nothing really bonds women like motherhood, no?
I have to hand it to Sangobion. They found a novel and entertaining way to discuss the three signs of iron deficiency, extol the numerous virtues of iron, and why it was best to take Sangobion of course.
My OB-Gyn actually recommended that I take Sangobion while pregnant with Xavi because it was easier on the tummy. This is because Sangobion is NOT ferrous sulfate. It is primarily made up of ferrous gluconate, which is organic in origin, making it the most easily absorbed of all ferrous salts. It also has less gastrointestinal side effects compared to ferrous sulfate. Sangobion also contains other vitamins and minerals such as vitamin C, vitamin B12, folic acid, Sorbitol, and other minerals. Winner divah?
As for the Salaminkera? Catch her on June 9 at the Lower Ground Level, Building A of SM Megamall! The show is open to all!
Sangobion is an organic iron supplement that has benefitted Filipinos for over 30 years. It fights signs of iron deficiency such as fatigue, paleness, lack of concentration, dizziness, and weakness. Sangobion Philippines on Facebook and | 622 | [
128000,
2059,
587,
9008,
2795,
330,
39,
3153,
4418,
956,
22213,
3343,
2030,
279,
8375,
309,
771,
2473,
2795,
11,
330,
791,
34954,
49932,
956,
22213,
23811,
4897,
574,
279,
41302,
315,
8375,
309,
771,
2473,
11,
330,
1820,
5333,
389,
279,
18327,
1,
6476,
555,
63113,
26584,
480,
285,
6853,
48254,
13,
3623,
1619,
1306,
279,
4751,
1054,
82,
17243,
526,
74,
2473,
2476,
264,
63517,
3492,
369,
90441,
477,
35068,
11,
279,
8375,
309,
771,
2473,
1587,
539,
1332,
346,
4339,
323,
8603,
264,
5333,
311,
3663,
279,
8206,
11,
912,
5030,
1268,
47989,
433,
374,
627,
40,
1440,
1314,
11,
8375,
309,
771,
2473,
30,
2057,
387,
10978,
11,
994,
358,
574,
4691,
311,
3665,
279,
2457,
369,
8375,
309,
771,
2473,
11,
856,
2926,
13010,
574,
11,
330,
1937,
38,
358,
3987,
420,
4536,
956,
523,
13637,
9135,
2030,
439,
5246,
439,
358,
4036,
279,
22114,
323,
5602,
430,
480,
285,
6853,
48254,
574,
4156,
287,
279,
1501,
11,
358,
1095,
704,
264,
31238,
315,
16337,
323,
574,
3604,
12304,
311,
1518,
1077,
389,
6566,
369,
279,
3772,
7195,
14,
1911,
1567,
21685,
555,
11245,
22822,
6883,
52022,
677,
290,
520,
578,
20650,
5382,
304,
57664,
50714,
627,
3112,
1148,
264,
18147,
1228,
287,
1695,
892,
433,
574,
0,
358,
1766,
7182,
32681,
520,
1077,
14599,
32520,
13,
578,
17240,
4920,
757,
574,
21444,
287,
704,
342,
1386,
675,
287,
520,
1475,
79252,
13,
2057,
1781,
430,
279,
13650,
480,
285,
6853,
574,
7556,
1051,
922,
6129,
13146,
311,
603,
3278,
25,
13444,
11,
3021,
11,
3070,
323,
7076,
323,
1268,
311,
503,
50428,
682,
3116,
627,
2181,
574,
8659,
264,
2523,
1648,
311,
8493,
856,
5209,
11477,
449,
856,
4333,
51965,
6122,
11,
323,
358,
1101,
1047,
2523,
52067,
449,
1057,
12637,
52022,
677,
290,
16835,
7984,
648,
3078,
25,
74754,
4657,
90577,
11,
23773,
72,
469,
604,
1293,
11,
43833,
16207,
11,
323,
11035,
7304,
55676,
73310,
13,
6193,
16163,
11,
584,
70241,
7556,
922,
1057,
6980,
11,
13490,
279,
330,
18299,
263,
1,
323,
11821,
49058,
10631,
430,
433,
6612,
1093,
358,
3077,
3967,
1124,
369,
264,
1317,
892,
13,
12334,
2216,
27460,
3278,
1093,
6691,
5812,
11,
912,
5380,
40,
617,
311,
1450,
433,
311,
52022,
677,
290,
13,
2435,
1766,
264,
11775,
323,
30311,
1648,
311,
4358,
279,
2380,
12195,
315,
11245,
48294,
11,
1327,
337,
279,
12387,
66627,
315,
11245,
11,
323,
3249,
433,
574,
1888,
311,
1935,
52022,
677,
290,
315,
3388,
627,
5159,
44273,
12279,
1910,
3604,
11349,
430,
358,
1935,
52022,
677,
290,
1418,
20895,
449,
1630,
6321,
1606,
433,
574,
8831,
389,
279,
259,
8742,
13,
1115,
374,
1606,
52022,
677,
290,
374,
4276,
18728,
27620,
89418,
13,
1102,
374,
15871,
1903,
709,
315,
18728,
27620,
78376,
444,
349,
11,
902,
374,
17808,
304,
6371,
11,
3339,
433,
279,
1455,
6847,
42101,
315,
682,
18728,
27620,
78235,
13,
1102,
1101,
706,
2753,
80311,
3185,
6372,
7863,
311,
18728,
27620,
89418,
13,
52022,
677,
290,
1101,
5727,
1023,
46192,
323,
34072,
1778,
439,
28170,
356,
11,
28170,
426,
717,
11,
282,
7918,
13935,
11,
30631,
4590,
337,
11,
323,
1023,
34072,
13,
47020,
3512,
1494,
5380,
2170,
369,
279,
8375,
309,
771,
2473,
30,
21603,
1077,
389,
5651,
220,
24,
520,
279,
28636,
26486,
9580,
11,
17283,
362,
315,
14031,
28443,
309,
543,
0,
578,
1501,
374,
1825,
311,
682,
4999,
50,
526,
677,
290,
374,
459,
17808,
11245,
22822,
430,
706,
4270,
3847,
42378,
15570,
369,
927,
220,
966,
1667,
13,
1102,
28533,
12195,
315,
11245,
48294,
1778,
439,
36709,
11,
11091,
24639,
11,
6996,
315,
20545,
11,
294,
97745,
11,
323,
23948,
13,
52022,
677,
290,
26363,
389,
5690,
323,
128001
] |
2016 January 11
Explanation: What are those colourful rings around the Sun? A corona visible only to Earth observers in the right place at the right time. Rings like this will sometimes appear when the Sun or Moon is seen through thin clouds. The effect is created by the quantum mechanical diffraction of light around individual, similarly-sized water droplets in an intervening but mostly-transparent cloud. Since light of different colours has different wavelengths, each colour diffracts differently. Solar Coronae are one of the few quantum colour effects that can be easily seen with the unaided eye. This type of solar corona is a visual effect due to water in Earth's atmosphere and is altogether different from the solar corona that exists continually around the Sun -- and stands out during a total solar eclipse. In the foreground is the famous Himalayan mountain peak Ama Dablam (Mother's Necklace),
Authors & editors:
Jerry Bonnell (UMCP)
NASA Official: Phillip Newman Specific rights apply.
A service of: ASD at NASA / GSFC
& Michigan Tech. U. | 227 | [
128000,
679,
21,
6186,
220,
806,
198,
70869,
25,
3639,
527,
1884,
70467,
25562,
2212,
279,
8219,
30,
362,
1867,
6863,
9621,
1193,
311,
9420,
37643,
304,
279,
1314,
2035,
520,
279,
1314,
892,
13,
47380,
1093,
420,
690,
7170,
5101,
994,
279,
8219,
477,
17781,
374,
3970,
1555,
15792,
30614,
13,
578,
2515,
374,
3549,
555,
279,
31228,
22936,
3722,
16597,
315,
3177,
2212,
3927,
11,
30293,
28935,
3090,
7118,
90592,
304,
459,
89501,
719,
10213,
75318,
9624,
13,
8876,
3177,
315,
2204,
27230,
706,
2204,
93959,
11,
1855,
12745,
1422,
1658,
11613,
22009,
13,
25450,
48183,
6043,
527,
832,
315,
279,
2478,
31228,
12745,
6372,
430,
649,
387,
6847,
3970,
449,
279,
653,
3864,
291,
8071,
13,
1115,
955,
315,
13238,
1867,
6863,
374,
264,
9302,
2515,
4245,
311,
3090,
304,
9420,
596,
16975,
323,
374,
31155,
2204,
505,
279,
13238,
1867,
6863,
430,
6866,
35611,
2212,
279,
8219,
1198,
323,
13656,
704,
2391,
264,
2860,
13238,
56528,
13,
763,
279,
40405,
374,
279,
11495,
76438,
44957,
16700,
16557,
105664,
423,
370,
24705,
320,
59978,
596,
86460,
1350,
58990,
612,
29846,
512,
90757,
13789,
49565,
320,
2864,
7269,
340,
62066,
23479,
25,
59809,
56721,
29362,
3268,
3881,
627,
32,
2532,
315,
25,
78294,
520,
22146,
611,
36370,
6897,
198,
5,
14972,
17829,
13,
549,
13,
128001
] |
From time to time, or whenever an important and needed code change is made, the principle maintainer of the BETYdb Rails application should issue a new release and upgrade all of the sites under his or her purview. In what follows, we delineate the key steps in this process.
Begin a new release by visiting the Web page https://github.com/PecanProject/bety/releases{target="blank"} and clicking the _Draft a new release button. The begin writing release notes in the large textarea box.
The release notes should begin with a one-line summary of the release, written as a level-one heading (that is, with one "#" mark flush left). Follow this with a paragraph describing the release in slightly greater detail.
Subsequent sections should summarize new features, bug fixes, and give some instruction to site maintainers on doing an upgrade to the new release.
An easy way to begin writing release notes is to use an earlier version's release notes (perhaps the notes from the previous one) as a template. Just click on the Releases link, click the Edit button of the release you choose to be you model, copy the text from the description section to the clipboard, and paste it into the description section for the release you are creating. Then change the text of each section as appropriate.
Note: Although these instructions are specific to the primary production site, https://www.betydb.org{target="blank"}, upgrading the beta site before upgrading the production site is **_highly recommended**. If there are serious problems with the pending release version, it is much easier if they are found while upgrading a test version of the site so as not to have to try to back out of an upgrade to the production site. Moreover, upgrading the beta site can serve as a trial run for upgrading the production site.
After logging in to ebi-forecast, cd to /usr/local/beta rather than /usr/local/ebi.
Making a backup copy of the database is unnecessary.
Important If a migration is done, do not commit the updated structure.sql to the Git repository. It is the structure of the canonical copy of the database—ebi_production—that we want to document. While it is likely that the structure of the beta site's database and the structure of the production site's database are identical, it is best not to rely on this.
Here are the steps required to upgrade the primary BETYdb Rails site to a newly-released version. These step are roughly the same for all the sites to be upgraded, but there are some slight differences, which we shall make note of where appropriate.
The -X flag is needed if you intend to run the JavaScript-based RSpec tests on the host site (highly recommended).
Generally there shouldn't be any modified files and you should be on the master branch.
In rare cases, it may be that you need to release and deploy a version of the code other than the head of the master branch. This should be avoided if at all possible, especially if the release contains one or more migrations: it complicates incorporating an up-to-date version of the structure.sql into the release. Note that we tag releases AFTER deploying them, so we can't use the release tag as the git reference.
If there are no pending migrations, skip to the testing step.
The two rspec lines can be combined (just rspec), but I generally like to run the tests that don't require a JavaScript driver first. They are much faster. Note that running the tests that do require a JavaScript driver need an X server to be running. In other words, use the -X option when ssh-ing into the production server. For more information about automated tests, see [Automated Tests].
Visit the updated site in a browser.
This is to ensure the site is up and running. You may also wish to check some of the changes the upgrade is meant to implement to make sure they are working as expected.
The steps for upgrading other production sites is largely the same as for the primary site https://www.betydb.org{target="_blank"}.
I usually announce a new release on the Gitter chat page for BETYdb at https://gitter.im/PecanProject/bety?utm_source=badge&utm_medium=badge&utm_campaign=pr-badge&utm_content=badge{target="_blank"}. Include a link to the release notes in your announcement.
considered the canonical copy.
definition of the BETYdb database schema. | 966 | [
128000,
3915,
892,
311,
892,
11,
477,
15716,
459,
3062,
323,
4460,
2082,
2349,
374,
1903,
11,
279,
17966,
5088,
1780,
315,
279,
41449,
56,
2042,
37505,
3851,
1288,
4360,
264,
502,
4984,
323,
14234,
682,
315,
279,
6732,
1234,
813,
477,
1077,
4087,
1068,
13,
763,
1148,
11263,
11,
584,
91784,
349,
279,
1401,
7504,
304,
420,
1920,
627,
11382,
264,
502,
4984,
555,
17136,
279,
5000,
2199,
3788,
1129,
5316,
916,
16744,
762,
276,
8006,
3554,
2676,
59287,
90,
5775,
429,
10399,
9388,
323,
18965,
279,
721,
51186,
264,
502,
4984,
3215,
13,
578,
3240,
4477,
4984,
8554,
304,
279,
3544,
53724,
3830,
627,
791,
4984,
8554,
1288,
3240,
449,
264,
832,
8614,
12399,
315,
279,
4984,
11,
5439,
439,
264,
2237,
19101,
14836,
320,
9210,
374,
11,
449,
832,
63822,
1906,
18698,
2163,
570,
11359,
420,
449,
264,
14646,
23524,
279,
4984,
304,
10284,
7191,
7872,
627,
3214,
72457,
14491,
1288,
63179,
502,
4519,
11,
10077,
27635,
11,
323,
3041,
1063,
7754,
311,
2816,
10519,
388,
389,
3815,
459,
14234,
311,
279,
502,
4984,
627,
2127,
4228,
1648,
311,
3240,
4477,
4984,
8554,
374,
311,
1005,
459,
6931,
2373,
596,
4984,
8554,
320,
66372,
279,
8554,
505,
279,
3766,
832,
8,
439,
264,
3896,
13,
4702,
4299,
389,
279,
62115,
2723,
11,
4299,
279,
8505,
3215,
315,
279,
4984,
499,
5268,
311,
387,
499,
1646,
11,
3048,
279,
1495,
505,
279,
4096,
3857,
311,
279,
47134,
11,
323,
25982,
433,
1139,
279,
4096,
3857,
369,
279,
4984,
499,
527,
6968,
13,
5112,
2349,
279,
1495,
315,
1855,
3857,
439,
8475,
627,
9290,
25,
10541,
1521,
11470,
527,
3230,
311,
279,
6156,
5788,
2816,
11,
3788,
1129,
2185,
960,
2676,
2042,
2726,
90,
5775,
429,
10399,
14682,
47035,
279,
13746,
2816,
1603,
47035,
279,
5788,
2816,
374,
3146,
62,
12156,
398,
11349,
334,
13,
1442,
1070,
527,
6129,
5435,
449,
279,
15639,
4984,
2373,
11,
433,
374,
1790,
8831,
422,
814,
527,
1766,
1418,
47035,
264,
1296,
2373,
315,
279,
2816,
779,
439,
539,
311,
617,
311,
1456,
311,
1203,
704,
315,
459,
14234,
311,
279,
5788,
2816,
13,
23674,
11,
47035,
279,
13746,
2816,
649,
8854,
439,
264,
9269,
1629,
369,
47035,
279,
5788,
2816,
627,
6153,
8558,
304,
311,
384,
8385,
12,
60084,
11,
15667,
311,
611,
7208,
23066,
3554,
1955,
4856,
1109,
611,
7208,
23066,
14,
113530,
627,
43346,
264,
16101,
3048,
315,
279,
4729,
374,
26225,
627,
53380,
1442,
264,
12172,
374,
2884,
11,
656,
539,
5379,
279,
6177,
6070,
10251,
311,
279,
21804,
12827,
13,
1102,
374,
279,
6070,
315,
279,
43553,
3048,
315,
279,
4729,
2345,
113530,
93080,
41128,
584,
1390,
311,
2246,
13,
6104,
433,
374,
4461,
430,
279,
6070,
315,
279,
13746,
2816,
596,
4729,
323,
279,
6070,
315,
279,
5788,
2816,
596,
4729,
527,
20086,
11,
433,
374,
1888,
539,
311,
17631,
389,
420,
627,
8586,
527,
279,
7504,
2631,
311,
14234,
279,
6156,
41449,
56,
2042,
37505,
2816,
311,
264,
13945,
5621,
4778,
2373,
13,
4314,
3094,
527,
17715,
279,
1890,
369,
682,
279,
6732,
311,
387,
33624,
11,
719,
1070,
527,
1063,
8275,
12062,
11,
902,
584,
4985,
1304,
5296,
315,
1405,
8475,
627,
791,
482,
55,
5292,
374,
4460,
422,
499,
30730,
311,
1629,
279,
13210,
6108,
432,
8491,
7177,
389,
279,
3552,
2816,
320,
12156,
398,
11349,
4390,
77641,
1070,
13434,
956,
387,
904,
11041,
3626,
323,
499,
1288,
387,
389,
279,
7491,
9046,
627,
644,
9024,
5157,
11,
433,
1253,
387,
430,
499,
1205,
311,
4984,
323,
10739,
264,
2373,
315,
279,
2082,
1023,
1109,
279,
2010,
315,
279,
7491,
9046,
13,
1115,
1288,
387,
31890,
422,
520,
682,
3284,
11,
5423,
422,
279,
4984,
5727,
832,
477,
810,
17500,
25,
433,
69226,
988,
52913,
459,
709,
4791,
18920,
2373,
315,
279,
6070,
10251,
1139,
279,
4984,
13,
7181,
430,
584,
4877,
19786,
49364,
61417,
1124,
11,
779,
584,
649,
956,
1005,
279,
4984,
4877,
439,
279,
16749,
5905,
627,
2746,
1070,
527,
912,
15639,
17500,
11,
10936,
311,
279,
7649,
3094,
627,
791,
1403,
436,
9727,
5238,
649,
387,
11093,
320,
4345,
436,
9727,
705,
719,
358,
8965,
1093,
311,
1629,
279,
7177,
430,
1541,
956,
1397,
264,
13210,
5696,
1176,
13,
2435,
527,
1790,
10819,
13,
7181,
430,
4401,
279,
7177,
430,
656,
1397,
264,
13210,
5696,
1205,
459,
1630,
3622,
311,
387,
4401,
13,
763,
1023,
4339,
11,
1005,
279,
482,
55,
3072,
994,
30330,
85005,
1139,
279,
5788,
3622,
13,
1789,
810,
2038,
922,
28598,
7177,
11,
1518,
510,
42172,
660,
20756,
27218,
27312,
279,
6177,
2816,
304,
264,
7074,
627,
2028,
374,
311,
6106,
279,
2816,
374,
709,
323,
4401,
13,
1472,
1253,
1101,
6562,
311,
1817,
1063,
315,
279,
4442,
279,
14234,
374,
8967,
311,
4305,
311,
1304,
2771,
814,
527,
3318,
439,
3685,
627,
791,
7504,
369,
47035,
1023,
5788,
6732,
374,
14090,
279,
1890,
439,
369,
279,
6156,
2816,
3788,
1129,
2185,
960,
2676,
2042,
2726,
90,
5775,
13308,
10399,
9388,
627,
40,
6118,
22203,
264,
502,
4984,
389,
279,
480,
3328,
6369,
2199,
369,
41449,
56,
2042,
520,
3788,
1129,
70,
3328,
12322,
16744,
762,
276,
8006,
3554,
2676,
30,
41320,
10561,
28,
32624,
71013,
55967,
28,
32624,
71013,
59661,
28,
652,
89176,
71013,
7647,
28,
32624,
90,
5775,
13308,
10399,
1,
7966,
30834,
264,
2723,
311,
279,
4984,
8554,
304,
701,
17480,
627,
25742,
291,
279,
43553,
3048,
627,
18881,
315,
279,
41449,
56,
2042,
4729,
11036,
13,
128001
] |
Thanks your words are really helpful because i have been asking this a lot here and searching the internet asking the psychiatrist......no one told these things everyone said they have not heard of this.......i hope your words help her.....i will try to tell her these when she feels a bit better.......she is too strict with herself....she has always been like this.....she is extremely humble kind person and the thoughts she has definitely have something to do with the traumas she had through out her life.....the words are disgusting and her being too strict with what thoughts she has all the time doesn't help.....i wish they go away soon...... thanks again.... can't thank you enough....❤️❤️❤️ | 146 | [
128000,
12947,
701,
4339,
527,
2216,
11190,
1606,
602,
617,
1027,
10371,
420,
264,
2763,
1618,
323,
15389,
279,
7757,
10371,
279,
73969,
29249,
2201,
832,
3309,
1521,
2574,
5127,
1071,
814,
617,
539,
6755,
315,
420,
49711,
72,
3987,
701,
4339,
1520,
1077,
18575,
72,
690,
1456,
311,
3371,
1077,
1521,
994,
1364,
11321,
264,
2766,
2731,
49711,
32158,
374,
2288,
7452,
449,
11937,
1975,
32158,
706,
2744,
1027,
1093,
420,
18575,
32158,
374,
9193,
39612,
3169,
1732,
323,
279,
11555,
1364,
706,
8659,
617,
2555,
311,
656,
449,
279,
9781,
55024,
1364,
1047,
1555,
704,
1077,
2324,
18575,
1820,
4339,
527,
54766,
323,
1077,
1694,
2288,
7452,
449,
1148,
11555,
1364,
706,
682,
279,
892,
3250,
956,
1520,
18575,
72,
6562,
814,
733,
3201,
5246,
29249,
9523,
1578,
1975,
649,
956,
9901,
499,
3403,
1975,
121643,
31643,
121643,
31643,
121643,
31643,
128001
] |
Introduction to proportional reasoning
Each week there is a worksheet to accompany the videos. The worksheet contains questions for you to complete alongside the videos. Now would be a good time to download and print out the question sheet for Week 1 (see link at the bottom of the page).Watch the video, then answer question 1 on the worksheet.
Your thoughtsThink about what will happen if the height and base are multiplied by:
d) 1.5Write your thoughts in the comments below.
Maths Subject Knowledge: Proportional Reasoning
Our purpose is to transform access to education.
We offer a diverse selection of courses from leading universities and cultural institutions from around the world. These are delivered one step at a time, and are accessible on mobile, tablet and desktop, so you can fit learning around your life.
We believe learning should be an enjoyable, social experience, so our courses offer the opportunity to discuss what you’re learning with others as you go, helping you make fresh discoveries and form new ideas.
You can unlock new opportunities with unlimited access to hundreds of online short courses for a year by subscribing to our Unlimited package. Build your knowledge with top universities and organisations. | 245 | [
128000,
38255,
311,
55272,
33811,
198,
4959,
2046,
1070,
374,
264,
37736,
311,
19780,
279,
6946,
13,
578,
37736,
5727,
4860,
369,
499,
311,
4686,
16662,
279,
6946,
13,
4800,
1053,
387,
264,
1695,
892,
311,
4232,
323,
1194,
704,
279,
3488,
11071,
369,
10563,
220,
16,
320,
4151,
2723,
520,
279,
5740,
315,
279,
2199,
570,
14581,
279,
2835,
11,
1243,
4320,
3488,
220,
16,
389,
279,
37736,
627,
7927,
11555,
39787,
922,
1148,
690,
3621,
422,
279,
2673,
323,
2385,
527,
56016,
555,
512,
67,
8,
220,
16,
13,
20,
8144,
701,
11555,
304,
279,
6170,
3770,
627,
8991,
82,
17908,
33025,
25,
1322,
403,
4001,
27857,
287,
198,
8140,
7580,
374,
311,
5276,
2680,
311,
6873,
627,
1687,
3085,
264,
17226,
6727,
315,
14307,
505,
6522,
23978,
323,
13042,
14673,
505,
2212,
279,
1917,
13,
4314,
527,
12886,
832,
3094,
520,
264,
892,
11,
323,
527,
15987,
389,
6505,
11,
21354,
323,
17963,
11,
779,
499,
649,
5052,
6975,
2212,
701,
2324,
627,
1687,
4510,
6975,
1288,
387,
459,
32180,
11,
3674,
3217,
11,
779,
1057,
14307,
3085,
279,
6776,
311,
4358,
1148,
499,
3207,
6975,
449,
3885,
439,
499,
733,
11,
10695,
499,
1304,
7878,
54098,
323,
1376,
502,
6848,
627,
2675,
649,
15405,
502,
10708,
449,
27862,
2680,
311,
11758,
315,
2930,
2875,
14307,
369,
264,
1060,
555,
40885,
311,
1057,
49605,
6462,
13,
8012,
701,
6677,
449,
1948,
23978,
323,
29533,
13,
128001
] |
How to Create and Apply Git Patch Files
A Patch is a file that contains a set of changes between two files. It is based on the Unix command with the same name. Patches are mainly used to share or suggest changes in someone's repository that you don't have access to. It can also be used to save some changes as a patch and apply them to the files in your repository at an earlier or a later stage or to provide some bug fixes to other branches or repositories. Let's learn more about patches and how to use them in Git.
- A patch is a small file that contains the changes between two files. The content of the file is very similar to the Git Diff command. We can share patches with other developers to suggest changes in their repositories.
- Patches can also be created from the changes that were included in the commits. This will include all the changes that were made to the files and added to that commit.
- Such patches store additional information like the commit hash, commit data, author details, etc. These details are included so that we can replicate that commit and apply it somewhere else. This is very similar to the process of cherry-picking where we choose a commit and add it to some other branch.
Creating a Patch
Patches can be created for files that are in the working directory(not yet committed) or we can create a patch for an entire commit or a group of commits. Let's learn how to create a patch.
For Uncommitted Changes
To create a patch for the changes that are not yet committed we simply use the Git Diff command. As discussed above the content of a patch is similar to the Diff output.
$ git diff > patch_name.patch
The above command will not add the changes of newly created files that are untracked. To overcome this we can add everything to the staging area using the Git Add command and then run the Git Diff command with the --cached option.
$ git add .
$ git diff --cached > patch_name.patch
We can also create a patch for binary files like images or videos by using the --binary option with the Git Diff command.
$ git diff --binary > patch-name.patch
Take a look at the following example where we have created a new patch and we can see that its content is the same as that of the Git Diff command.
For Committed Changes
We can create a patch for changes that were committed previously. We use the Git Format-Patch command for this purpose. This command will include all the commits of our currently checked-out branch which are not a part of our specified branch. For example, in the following case, the Git Format-Patch will only include the two commits of the feature branch as the remaining three commits are also part of the master branch which we have specified in the command.
$ git format-patch <branch-name>
The above command will create a separate patch file for each commit. If we wish to have all the changes of all the included commits in a single patch, then we can use the --stdout option. If we don't specify the patch name then it will just display the content of the patch but will not create any new patch file.
$ git format-patch --stdout <branch-name> > patch-name.patch
We can also create a patch for just a single commit by using the -1 option and the commit hash.
$ git format-patch -1 <commit-hash>
Consider the following example in which we created a patch for a specific commit. We can see that the patch has the output of the Git Diff command but also stores additional information of the commit from which it was created.
Applying a Patch
After saving a patch, we may send it to some other developer or we may need to apply that patch to some other branch or repository on our system. We can apply a patch by using the Git Am command. If the patch was created from some commits then this command will directly add those commits to our branch. But this cannot be used for applying patches that were created from uncommitted changes. Make sure that you are checked out on the branch where you want to apply the patch.
$ git am <patch-name>
We can also apply a patch by using the Git Apply command. However, Git Apply will only apply the patch to the working directory and would not create a new commit. This command can also work for patches that are created from the Git Diff command(uncommitted changes).
$ git apply <patch-name>
Patches are a great way to store and share changes. Patches can be made from committed or uncommitted changes. Their content is the same as the output of the Git Diff command but patches that are created from committed changes store the commit information as well. We can create a patch of uncommitted changes by using the Git Diff command. We need to use the Git Format-Patch command to create a patch that contains committed changes. The format-patch command is the preferred way of creating patches. We can apply a patch by using the Git Apply or the Git Am command according to our needs. | 1,068 | [
128000,
4438,
311,
4324,
323,
21194,
21804,
31512,
17833,
198,
32,
31512,
374,
264,
1052,
430,
5727,
264,
743,
315,
4442,
1990,
1403,
3626,
13,
1102,
374,
3196,
389,
279,
48095,
3290,
449,
279,
1890,
836,
13,
393,
9296,
527,
14918,
1511,
311,
4430,
477,
4284,
4442,
304,
4423,
596,
12827,
430,
499,
1541,
956,
617,
2680,
311,
13,
1102,
649,
1101,
387,
1511,
311,
3665,
1063,
4442,
439,
264,
11140,
323,
3881,
1124,
311,
279,
3626,
304,
701,
12827,
520,
459,
6931,
477,
264,
3010,
6566,
477,
311,
3493,
1063,
10077,
27635,
311,
1023,
23962,
477,
50757,
13,
6914,
596,
4048,
810,
922,
29760,
323,
1268,
311,
1005,
1124,
304,
21804,
627,
12,
362,
11140,
374,
264,
2678,
1052,
430,
5727,
279,
4442,
1990,
1403,
3626,
13,
578,
2262,
315,
279,
1052,
374,
1633,
4528,
311,
279,
21804,
29469,
3290,
13,
1226,
649,
4430,
29760,
449,
1023,
13707,
311,
4284,
4442,
304,
872,
50757,
627,
12,
393,
9296,
649,
1101,
387,
3549,
505,
279,
4442,
430,
1051,
5343,
304,
279,
42635,
13,
1115,
690,
2997,
682,
279,
4442,
430,
1051,
1903,
311,
279,
3626,
323,
3779,
311,
430,
5379,
627,
12,
15483,
29760,
3637,
5217,
2038,
1093,
279,
5379,
5286,
11,
5379,
828,
11,
3229,
3649,
11,
5099,
13,
4314,
3649,
527,
5343,
779,
430,
584,
649,
46113,
430,
5379,
323,
3881,
433,
15038,
775,
13,
1115,
374,
1633,
4528,
311,
279,
1920,
315,
41980,
2320,
16671,
1405,
584,
5268,
264,
5379,
323,
923,
433,
311,
1063,
1023,
9046,
627,
26021,
264,
31512,
198,
47,
9296,
649,
387,
3549,
369,
3626,
430,
527,
304,
279,
3318,
6352,
25804,
3686,
11411,
8,
477,
584,
649,
1893,
264,
11140,
369,
459,
4553,
5379,
477,
264,
1912,
315,
42635,
13,
6914,
596,
4048,
1268,
311,
1893,
264,
11140,
627,
2520,
1252,
98546,
29240,
198,
1271,
1893,
264,
11140,
369,
279,
4442,
430,
527,
539,
3686,
11411,
584,
5042,
1005,
279,
21804,
29469,
3290,
13,
1666,
14407,
3485,
279,
2262,
315,
264,
11140,
374,
4528,
311,
279,
29469,
2612,
627,
3,
16749,
3722,
871,
11140,
1292,
27799,
198,
791,
3485,
3290,
690,
539,
923,
279,
4442,
315,
13945,
3549,
3626,
430,
527,
653,
59481,
13,
2057,
23075,
420,
584,
649,
923,
4395,
311,
279,
48862,
3158,
1701,
279,
21804,
2758,
3290,
323,
1243,
1629,
279,
21804,
29469,
3290,
449,
279,
1198,
34018,
3072,
627,
3,
16749,
923,
16853,
3,
16749,
3722,
1198,
34018,
871,
11140,
1292,
27799,
198,
1687,
649,
1101,
1893,
264,
11140,
369,
8026,
3626,
1093,
5448,
477,
6946,
555,
1701,
279,
1198,
26978,
3072,
449,
279,
21804,
29469,
3290,
627,
3,
16749,
3722,
1198,
26978,
871,
11140,
11753,
27799,
198,
18293,
264,
1427,
520,
279,
2768,
3187,
1405,
584,
617,
3549,
264,
502,
11140,
323,
584,
649,
1518,
430,
1202,
2262,
374,
279,
1890,
439,
430,
315,
279,
21804,
29469,
3290,
627,
2520,
1219,
5600,
29240,
198,
1687,
649,
1893,
264,
11140,
369,
4442,
430,
1051,
11411,
8767,
13,
1226,
1005,
279,
21804,
15392,
9483,
759,
3290,
369,
420,
7580,
13,
1115,
3290,
690,
2997,
682,
279,
42635,
315,
1057,
5131,
10273,
9994,
9046,
902,
527,
539,
264,
961,
315,
1057,
5300,
9046,
13,
1789,
3187,
11,
304,
279,
2768,
1162,
11,
279,
21804,
15392,
9483,
759,
690,
1193,
2997,
279,
1403,
42635,
315,
279,
4668,
9046,
439,
279,
9861,
2380,
42635,
527,
1101,
961,
315,
279,
7491,
9046,
902,
584,
617,
5300,
304,
279,
3290,
627,
3,
16749,
3645,
2320,
759,
366,
18424,
11753,
397,
791,
3485,
3290,
690,
1893,
264,
8821,
11140,
1052,
369,
1855,
5379,
13,
1442,
584,
6562,
311,
617,
682,
279,
4442,
315,
682,
279,
5343,
42635,
304,
264,
3254,
11140,
11,
1243,
584,
649,
1005,
279,
1198,
37458,
3072,
13,
1442,
584,
1541,
956,
14158,
279,
11140,
836,
1243,
433,
690,
1120,
3113,
279,
2262,
315,
279,
11140,
719,
690,
539,
1893,
904,
502,
11140,
1052,
627,
3,
16749,
3645,
2320,
759,
1198,
37458,
366,
18424,
11753,
29,
871,
11140,
11753,
27799,
198,
1687,
649,
1101,
1893,
264,
11140,
369,
1120,
264,
3254,
5379,
555,
1701,
279,
482,
16,
3072,
323,
279,
5379,
5286,
627,
3,
16749,
3645,
2320,
759,
482,
16,
366,
17869,
97270,
397,
38275,
279,
2768,
3187,
304,
902,
584,
3549,
264,
11140,
369,
264,
3230,
5379,
13,
1226,
649,
1518,
430,
279,
11140,
706,
279,
2612,
315,
279,
21804,
29469,
3290,
719,
1101,
10756,
5217,
2038,
315,
279,
5379,
505,
902,
433,
574,
3549,
627,
2213,
6852,
264,
31512,
198,
6153,
14324,
264,
11140,
11,
584,
1253,
3708,
433,
311,
1063,
1023,
16131,
477,
584,
1253,
1205,
311,
3881,
430,
11140,
311,
1063,
1023,
9046,
477,
12827,
389,
1057,
1887,
13,
1226,
649,
3881,
264,
11140,
555,
1701,
279,
21804,
3383,
3290,
13,
1442,
279,
11140,
574,
3549,
505,
1063,
42635,
1243,
420,
3290,
690,
6089,
923,
1884,
42635,
311,
1057,
9046,
13,
2030,
420,
4250,
387,
1511,
369,
19486,
29760,
430,
1051,
3549,
505,
653,
98546,
4442,
13,
7557,
2771,
430,
499,
527,
10273,
704,
389,
279,
9046,
1405,
499,
1390,
311,
3881,
279,
11140,
627,
3,
16749,
1097,
366,
3482,
11753,
397,
1687,
649,
1101,
3881,
264,
11140,
555,
1701,
279,
21804,
21194,
3290,
13,
4452,
11,
21804,
21194,
690,
1193,
3881,
279,
11140,
311,
279,
3318,
6352,
323,
1053,
539,
1893,
264,
502,
5379,
13,
1115,
3290,
649,
1101,
990,
369,
29760,
430,
527,
3549,
505,
279,
21804,
29469,
3290,
18870,
98546,
4442,
4390,
3,
16749,
3881,
366,
3482,
11753,
397,
47,
9296,
527,
264,
2294,
1648,
311,
3637,
323,
4430,
4442,
13,
393,
9296,
649,
387,
1903,
505,
11411,
477,
653,
98546,
4442,
13,
11205,
2262,
374,
279,
1890,
439,
279,
2612,
315,
279,
21804,
29469,
3290,
719,
29760,
430,
527,
3549,
505,
11411,
4442,
3637,
279,
5379,
2038,
439,
1664,
13,
1226,
649,
1893,
264,
11140,
315,
653,
98546,
4442,
555,
1701,
279,
21804,
29469,
3290,
13,
1226,
1205,
311,
1005,
279,
21804,
15392,
9483,
759,
3290,
311,
1893,
264,
11140,
430,
5727,
11411,
4442,
13,
578,
3645,
2320,
759,
3290,
374,
279,
15236,
1648,
315,
6968,
29760,
13,
1226,
649,
3881,
264,
11140,
555,
1701,
279,
21804,
21194,
477,
279,
21804,
3383,
3290,
4184,
311,
1057,
3966,
13,
128001
] |
Word of the Day
Everything After Z
Try Our Apps
conjugated double bond
Two double bonds in a compound that are separated by a single bond.
The American Heritage® Stedman's Medical Dictionary Copyright © 2002, 2001, 1995 by Houghton Mifflin Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Company. | 70 | [
128000,
11116,
315,
279,
6187,
198,
36064,
4740,
1901,
198,
22170,
5751,
34120,
198,
444,
48802,
660,
2033,
11049,
198,
11874,
2033,
27460,
304,
264,
24549,
430,
527,
19180,
555,
264,
3254,
11049,
627,
791,
3778,
34243,
12175,
800,
291,
1543,
596,
13235,
10685,
3028,
7388,
220,
1049,
17,
11,
220,
1049,
16,
11,
220,
2550,
20,
555,
473,
2509,
263,
386,
333,
1517,
258,
8351,
13,
30114,
555,
473,
2509,
263,
386,
333,
1517,
258,
8351,
13,
128001
] |
Nearly four decades after its founding, Tzu Chi Taiwan began deepening its Mission of Humanistic Culture by expanding its global media services. On 1st January 2005, the Tzu Chi Humanitarian Centre started operating officially in Guan Du, Taipei. It is Master Cheng Yen’s deepest hope that the Humanitarian Centre can be the fertile soil for nurturing seeds of purity in people’s minds and harmony in society, as well as serve to inspire compassion and guide the wayward to the right path.
Tzu Chi’s media source newsworthy stories from around the world and adhere to their core principle of reporting news and real life stories that reveal the kindness and love within humanity. Through the integration of print and broadcasting services, Tzu Chi delivers a world class media experience, transmitting news and messages of joy and love to a global audience around the clock.
Da Ai TV officially began broadcasting on New Year’s Day of 1998, with the goal of presenting the bright side of humanity by focusing heavily on the positive aspects and values of society. In response to the current trend and strong influence of the Internet and social media, Da Ai TV has also established its own YouTube channel, which features a wide array of quality, family-centric programmes, including news, documentaries, drama serials, etc. These programmes are based on meaningful topics, such as parent-child relationship, popular science, healthcare, environmental protection, humanistic culture, etc.
Da Ai TV runs against the grain of commercial broadcasters and their commercial practices, and serves as a global conduit of messages of love and kindness. Through the positive portrayals of inspiring individuals and sharing news and stories of human love and compassion, it aims to inspire goodness in humanity and encourage people to work for the betterment of the world. The TV station is the fruit of the labour of countless Tzu Chi volunteers and members, especially the Tzu Chi recycling volunteers in Taiwan. These volunteers conscientiously adopt environmentally-friendly lifestyles themselves and serve as strong advocates for environmental conservation, while actively work to collect recyclables in their communities. Their recycling efforts are a positive life force that is further transformed into funds that help sustain the running of Da Ai TV.
Tzu Chi Monthly is a free publication that bears witness to the pulse and growth of Tzu Chi’s missions around the globe. It started as a newsletter which was first published on 20th July 1967. From its early formative years of faithfully recording the donations Tzu Chi received, it has progressed over the decades to serve as a faithful witness to the compassionate deeds of Tzu Chi volunteers and members worldwide, transmitting the essence of Tzu Chi’s spirit for the benefit of posterity.
The magazine looks at current affairs through a humane lens. It is adept at recording positive snippets of kindness and vitality inherent in the common folks living in the community, and celebrates the resilience of people who are able to shine and rise above their adversities. In addition, it also covers news and stories on the selfless contributions of countless environmental champions as well as Tzu Chi’s international disaster relief efforts.
Tzu Chi also publishes an English periodical, Tzu Chi Bimonthly, which contains translations of selected articles and stories from the Chinese Tzu Chi Monthly.
At the magazine’s launch, the CEO of Tzu Chi Humanitarian Centre highlighted that it was not difficult to run a magazine, but it was especially hard to run a well-received magazine that stands unwavering to its core beliefs and ideals. Rhythms Monthly is one such magazine that stands firm on its ideals, and yet appeals to the popularity of the public. Hence, it has to take into account diverse views pertaining to intellect, logic, and emotions as well as spirituality, and these various aspects are then consolidated into a holistic publication. Its contents convey the wholesome qualities embodied by Tzu Chi, such as love, gratitude, care, respect, sincerity, and goodness.
In November 1985, “Tzu Chi World” made its debut as Tzu Chi’s first electronic media platform dedicated to propagating the truths, beauty and goodness of humanity. Since its inception, it has exercised stringent control over its production standards, delivering lively content that not only inspires listeners towards goodness, but also enjoys a popular following online. On 1st September 2005, a totally revamped Da Ai eRadio was launched. It provides 24/7 broadcast service, setting a new milestone for Tzu Chi’s global media.
but a careless remark can weigh people's hearts down. | 930 | [
128000,
64445,
3116,
11026,
1306,
1202,
36330,
11,
350,
26738,
34382,
29389,
6137,
5655,
6147,
1202,
24098,
315,
11344,
4633,
21023,
555,
24050,
1202,
3728,
3772,
3600,
13,
1952,
220,
16,
267,
6186,
220,
1049,
20,
11,
279,
350,
26738,
34382,
11344,
20631,
14821,
3940,
10565,
19073,
304,
4673,
276,
16062,
11,
97445,
13,
1102,
374,
11060,
57807,
123967,
753,
51621,
3987,
430,
279,
11344,
20631,
14821,
649,
387,
279,
70225,
17614,
369,
84911,
19595,
315,
53500,
304,
1274,
753,
20663,
323,
26348,
304,
8396,
11,
439,
1664,
439,
8854,
311,
31740,
30481,
323,
8641,
279,
1648,
1637,
311,
279,
1314,
1853,
627,
51,
26738,
34382,
753,
3772,
2592,
502,
2332,
34594,
7493,
505,
2212,
279,
1917,
323,
49553,
311,
872,
6332,
17966,
315,
13122,
3754,
323,
1972,
2324,
7493,
430,
16805,
279,
45972,
323,
3021,
2949,
22706,
13,
17331,
279,
18052,
315,
1194,
323,
49927,
3600,
11,
350,
26738,
34382,
28421,
264,
1917,
538,
3772,
3217,
11,
78768,
3754,
323,
6743,
315,
16267,
323,
3021,
311,
264,
3728,
10877,
2212,
279,
9042,
627,
31516,
57086,
6007,
19073,
6137,
49927,
389,
1561,
9941,
753,
6187,
315,
220,
2550,
23,
11,
449,
279,
5915,
315,
32644,
279,
10107,
3185,
315,
22706,
555,
21760,
17345,
389,
279,
6928,
13878,
323,
2819,
315,
8396,
13,
763,
2077,
311,
279,
1510,
9327,
323,
3831,
10383,
315,
279,
8191,
323,
3674,
3772,
11,
14569,
57086,
6007,
706,
1101,
9749,
1202,
1866,
13674,
5613,
11,
902,
4519,
264,
7029,
1358,
315,
4367,
11,
3070,
65524,
38737,
11,
2737,
3754,
11,
88466,
11,
20156,
6275,
82,
11,
5099,
13,
4314,
38737,
527,
3196,
389,
23222,
13650,
11,
1778,
439,
2748,
24384,
5133,
11,
5526,
8198,
11,
18985,
11,
12434,
9313,
11,
3823,
4633,
7829,
11,
5099,
627,
31516,
57086,
6007,
8640,
2403,
279,
24875,
315,
8518,
94014,
323,
872,
8518,
12659,
11,
323,
17482,
439,
264,
3728,
77635,
315,
6743,
315,
3021,
323,
45972,
13,
17331,
279,
6928,
25920,
1147,
315,
34147,
7931,
323,
11821,
3754,
323,
7493,
315,
3823,
3021,
323,
30481,
11,
433,
22262,
311,
31740,
39526,
304,
22706,
323,
15253,
1274,
311,
990,
369,
279,
2731,
479,
315,
279,
1917,
13,
578,
6007,
8216,
374,
279,
14098,
315,
279,
23791,
315,
28701,
350,
26738,
34382,
23872,
323,
3697,
11,
5423,
279,
350,
26738,
34382,
34978,
23872,
304,
29389,
13,
4314,
23872,
74365,
13610,
11142,
57340,
22658,
79731,
5694,
323,
8854,
439,
3831,
28424,
369,
12434,
29711,
11,
1418,
22815,
990,
311,
6667,
92465,
4893,
304,
872,
10977,
13,
11205,
34978,
9045,
527,
264,
6928,
2324,
5457,
430,
374,
4726,
24411,
1139,
10736,
430,
1520,
14201,
279,
4401,
315,
14569,
57086,
6007,
627,
51,
26738,
34382,
45434,
374,
264,
1949,
17009,
430,
30824,
11550,
311,
279,
28334,
323,
6650,
315,
350,
26738,
34382,
753,
25664,
2212,
279,
24867,
13,
1102,
3940,
439,
264,
20846,
902,
574,
1176,
4756,
389,
220,
508,
339,
5887,
220,
5162,
22,
13,
5659,
1202,
4216,
1376,
1413,
1667,
315,
94176,
14975,
279,
24910,
350,
26738,
34382,
4036,
11,
433,
706,
62916,
927,
279,
11026,
311,
8854,
439,
264,
37513,
11550,
311,
279,
60961,
54811,
315,
350,
26738,
34382,
23872,
323,
3697,
15603,
11,
78768,
279,
28591,
315,
350,
26738,
34382,
753,
9090,
369,
279,
8935,
315,
23163,
488,
627,
791,
14756,
5992,
520,
1510,
22747,
1555,
264,
82126,
18848,
13,
1102,
374,
76588,
520,
14975,
6928,
69742,
315,
45972,
323,
75716,
38088,
304,
279,
4279,
15687,
5496,
304,
279,
4029,
11,
323,
49193,
279,
56062,
315,
1274,
889,
527,
3025,
311,
33505,
323,
10205,
3485,
872,
29511,
1385,
13,
763,
5369,
11,
433,
1101,
14861,
3754,
323,
7493,
389,
279,
659,
1752,
19564,
315,
28701,
12434,
34838,
439,
1664,
439,
350,
26738,
34382,
753,
6625,
21426,
16337,
9045,
627,
51,
26738,
34382,
1101,
65585,
459,
6498,
4261,
950,
11,
350,
26738,
34382,
426,
318,
6167,
398,
11,
902,
5727,
37793,
315,
4183,
9908,
323,
7493,
505,
279,
8620,
350,
26738,
34382,
45434,
627,
1688,
279,
14756,
753,
7195,
11,
279,
12432,
315,
350,
26738,
34382,
11344,
20631,
14821,
27463,
430,
433,
574,
539,
5107,
311,
1629,
264,
14756,
11,
719,
433,
574,
5423,
2653,
311,
1629,
264,
1664,
5621,
8946,
14756,
430,
13656,
15375,
402,
4776,
311,
1202,
6332,
21463,
323,
52805,
13,
432,
23394,
1026,
45434,
374,
832,
1778,
14756,
430,
13656,
7626,
389,
1202,
52805,
11,
323,
3686,
35730,
311,
279,
23354,
315,
279,
586,
13,
32140,
11,
433,
706,
311,
1935,
1139,
2759,
17226,
6325,
47031,
311,
17108,
11,
12496,
11,
323,
21958,
439,
1664,
439,
75456,
11,
323,
1521,
5370,
13878,
527,
1243,
60391,
1139,
264,
61876,
17009,
13,
11699,
8970,
20599,
279,
88318,
29600,
78643,
555,
350,
26738,
34382,
11,
1778,
439,
3021,
11,
46135,
11,
2512,
11,
5201,
11,
100226,
11,
323,
39526,
627,
644,
6841,
220,
3753,
20,
11,
1054,
51,
26738,
34382,
4435,
863,
1903,
1202,
17755,
439,
350,
26738,
34382,
753,
1176,
14683,
3772,
5452,
12514,
311,
17425,
1113,
279,
53219,
11,
13444,
323,
39526,
315,
22706,
13,
8876,
1202,
54529,
11,
433,
706,
62113,
70099,
2585,
927,
1202,
5788,
10886,
11,
24944,
49277,
2262,
430,
539,
1193,
70390,
24475,
7119,
39526,
11,
719,
1101,
32838,
264,
5526,
2768,
2930,
13,
1952,
220,
16,
267,
6250,
220,
1049,
20,
11,
264,
12756,
96596,
14569,
57086,
384,
29303,
574,
11887,
13,
1102,
5825,
220,
1187,
14,
22,
13195,
2532,
11,
6376,
264,
502,
43291,
369,
350,
26738,
34382,
753,
3728,
3772,
627,
8248,
264,
84834,
14162,
649,
17988,
1274,
596,
23492,
1523,
13,
128001
] |
The National Commission of Culture and the Arts (NCCA), the country’s prime cultural agency led by its chairman National Artist Virgilio S. Almario, executive director Rico S. Pableo and deputy executive director Marichu Tellano, spearheads the celebration of National Arts Month via a grand opening ceremony at the Rizal Park, Manila, on February 3 and 4.
The theme of this year’s festivity is "Ani ng Sining, Alab ng Sining" (Harvest of the Arts, Flame of Art), emphasizing the bounty of artistic endeavors in the Philippines and the passion of Filipino artists and cultural workers. Expect February to be filled with various events and activities that show the boundless creativity of Filipinos all over the country, led by NCCA’s Subcommission on the Arts (SCA), with its seven national committees—Architecture, Cinema, Dance, Literary Arts, Music, Dramatic Arts and Visual Arts—which will each have their own flagship projects.
The first day of opening, titled “Labs kita Sabado,” features local bands rocking the crowd at 1 PM, followed by cultural groups from 15 schools, showcasing dances and other performances, including the University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Arts and Letters and Conservatory of Music, the University of the Philippines Diliman and Mapua University Manila. By 6 PM, there will be free public screening of films.
The next day, February 4, there will be an opening ritual, and there will booths, offering workshops and other activities, set up at the park. There will be a baybayin workshop, a tertulya, story-telling sessions, photography and graphic design workshops, music and dance workshops, t-shirt printing, film showings, cosplay, kite-making and portrait sketching.
The annual celebration of National Arts Month began with the signing of Presidential Proclamation 683, in 1991, declaring February as National Arts Month. Over the years, NCCA, as well as private and government agencies, has been organizing events and activities to highlight the artistic brilliance of the Filipinos.
| 446 | [
128000,
791,
5165,
9849,
315,
21023,
323,
279,
17979,
320,
45,
95407,
705,
279,
3224,
753,
10461,
13042,
9266,
6197,
555,
1202,
21892,
5165,
29459,
9734,
70,
34429,
328,
13,
1708,
76,
3370,
11,
11145,
7690,
34248,
328,
13,
393,
481,
78,
323,
27158,
11145,
7690,
2947,
718,
84,
25672,
5770,
11,
41963,
36910,
279,
25960,
315,
5165,
17979,
19961,
4669,
264,
6800,
8736,
22260,
520,
279,
432,
450,
278,
5657,
11,
57664,
11,
389,
7552,
220,
18,
323,
220,
19,
627,
791,
7057,
315,
420,
1060,
753,
19390,
1968,
374,
330,
2127,
72,
7933,
328,
5859,
11,
1708,
370,
7933,
328,
5859,
1,
320,
27588,
7164,
315,
279,
17979,
11,
49957,
315,
5277,
705,
82003,
279,
53523,
315,
32692,
79645,
304,
279,
26363,
323,
279,
11939,
315,
63517,
13820,
323,
13042,
7487,
13,
33185,
7552,
311,
387,
10409,
449,
5370,
4455,
323,
7640,
430,
1501,
279,
6965,
1752,
28697,
315,
42378,
15570,
682,
927,
279,
3224,
11,
6197,
555,
452,
95407,
753,
3804,
81164,
389,
279,
17979,
320,
3624,
32,
705,
449,
1202,
8254,
5426,
42547,
2345,
92051,
11,
49318,
11,
30704,
11,
74724,
17979,
11,
10948,
11,
80210,
780,
17979,
323,
20796,
17979,
50004,
690,
1855,
617,
872,
1866,
43772,
7224,
627,
791,
1176,
1938,
315,
8736,
11,
25891,
1054,
43,
3518,
55311,
21252,
2172,
2476,
4519,
2254,
21562,
67724,
279,
13734,
520,
220,
16,
5975,
11,
8272,
555,
13042,
5315,
505,
220,
868,
8853,
11,
67908,
73806,
323,
1023,
24601,
11,
2737,
279,
3907,
315,
77737,
89036,
42904,
315,
17979,
323,
45397,
323,
20650,
5382,
315,
10948,
11,
279,
3907,
315,
279,
26363,
53867,
40310,
323,
5135,
4381,
3907,
57664,
13,
3296,
220,
21,
5975,
11,
1070,
690,
387,
1949,
586,
23061,
315,
12631,
627,
791,
1828,
1938,
11,
7552,
220,
19,
11,
1070,
690,
387,
459,
8736,
28278,
11,
323,
1070,
690,
92259,
11,
10209,
35936,
323,
1023,
7640,
11,
743,
709,
520,
279,
6246,
13,
2684,
690,
387,
264,
23542,
47364,
258,
26129,
11,
264,
98214,
3988,
64,
11,
3446,
2442,
6427,
16079,
11,
24685,
323,
21154,
2955,
35936,
11,
4731,
323,
15612,
35936,
11,
259,
34768,
18991,
11,
4632,
1501,
826,
11,
89784,
11,
99219,
28846,
323,
34133,
26610,
287,
627,
791,
9974,
25960,
315,
5165,
17979,
19961,
6137,
449,
279,
16351,
315,
42855,
1322,
34084,
220,
24887,
11,
304,
220,
2550,
16,
11,
37631,
7552,
439,
5165,
17979,
19961,
13,
6193,
279,
1667,
11,
452,
95407,
11,
439,
1664,
439,
879,
323,
3109,
13607,
11,
706,
1027,
35821,
4455,
323,
7640,
311,
11415,
279,
32692,
83580,
315,
279,
42378,
15570,
627,
128001
] |
For the month of December, proceeds from ALL Christmas Lū'au tees will go towards combating hunger in Hawai'i!
At Haku Collective our story always begins with music. Listen to our new Christmas single, Christmas Lū'au ft. Paula Fuga + Kimié Miner and rock our tees for the whole ʻohana featuring lyrics and imagery from the song. These super soft tees feature some of our favorite mea ‘ono (food) to celebrate the holidays!
"The tables were loaded with plenty of kaukau."
| 118 | [
128000,
2520,
279,
2305,
315,
6790,
11,
34555,
505,
13398,
10280,
445,
54056,
6,
2933,
1028,
288,
690,
733,
7119,
96178,
34906,
304,
22153,
63650,
4999,
1688,
473,
24468,
60018,
1057,
3446,
2744,
12302,
449,
4731,
13,
33249,
311,
1057,
502,
10280,
3254,
11,
10280,
445,
54056,
6,
2933,
10702,
13,
62253,
435,
38060,
489,
13818,
72,
978,
91012,
323,
7091,
1057,
1028,
288,
369,
279,
4459,
220,
134,
119,
85442,
16850,
24142,
323,
41545,
505,
279,
5609,
13,
4314,
2307,
8579,
1028,
288,
4668,
1063,
315,
1057,
7075,
757,
64,
3451,
10358,
320,
14239,
8,
311,
18890,
279,
25425,
4999,
10227,
12920,
1051,
6799,
449,
11510,
315,
597,
2933,
74,
2933,
10246,
128001
] |
Start date was 5-31-22, and I have worked in healthcare for over 20 years.
Why do you like working at the CHL?
I’ve only worked here a few weeks, but I immediately picked up on how all the physicians here have great compassion for their patients along with developing good and long relationships. It’s a TEAM environment. The staff are fun, respectful and go above and beyond for one another.
I want to work with my staff to provide personalized care to every patient by educating them and promoting good health. The fast-paced environment is exciting and challenging to me. I feel its important to have strong clinical skills and be open to learn new opportunities so I can provide exceptional patient care. Honesty and the compassion is a nursing philosophy that I have demonstrated my entire career.
What do you like to do when you’re not at the CHL?
Spending time with friends, helping my brother on the farm, gardening, riding motorcycles with my dad, coaching my daughter in volleyball, attending sporting events and concerts, saltwater fishing, volunteering at professional golf tournaments, boating and relaxing at the lake.
I’m very competitive, always up for a challenge, live life to the fullest, no fears. I have won three state championships in high school (two in volleyball and one in basketball). I received a full-ride volleyball scholarship to Vincennes University, and my favorite ice cream is Zanzimint. | 303 | [
128000,
3563,
2457,
574,
220,
20,
12,
2148,
12,
1313,
11,
323,
358,
617,
6575,
304,
18985,
369,
927,
220,
508,
1667,
627,
10445,
656,
499,
1093,
3318,
520,
279,
6969,
43,
5380,
40,
4070,
1193,
6575,
1618,
264,
2478,
5672,
11,
719,
358,
7214,
13061,
709,
389,
1268,
682,
279,
35944,
1618,
617,
2294,
30481,
369,
872,
6978,
3235,
449,
11469,
1695,
323,
1317,
12135,
13,
1102,
753,
264,
59203,
4676,
13,
578,
5687,
527,
2523,
11,
49150,
323,
733,
3485,
323,
7953,
369,
832,
2500,
627,
40,
1390,
311,
990,
449,
856,
5687,
311,
3493,
35649,
2512,
311,
1475,
8893,
555,
67805,
1124,
323,
22923,
1695,
2890,
13,
578,
5043,
65319,
4676,
374,
13548,
323,
17436,
311,
757,
13,
358,
2733,
1202,
3062,
311,
617,
3831,
14830,
7512,
323,
387,
1825,
311,
4048,
502,
10708,
779,
358,
649,
3493,
25363,
8893,
2512,
13,
16958,
41339,
323,
279,
30481,
374,
264,
28456,
19675,
430,
358,
617,
21091,
856,
4553,
7076,
627,
3923,
656,
499,
1093,
311,
656,
994,
499,
3207,
539,
520,
279,
6969,
43,
5380,
6540,
2518,
892,
449,
4885,
11,
10695,
856,
10868,
389,
279,
8961,
11,
60299,
11,
20427,
71753,
449,
856,
18233,
11,
24826,
856,
10003,
304,
77167,
11,
24096,
36027,
4455,
323,
47679,
11,
12290,
13284,
20543,
11,
70438,
520,
6721,
19665,
40161,
11,
712,
1113,
323,
34948,
520,
279,
22553,
627,
40,
4344,
1633,
15022,
11,
2744,
709,
369,
264,
8815,
11,
3974,
2324,
311,
279,
77796,
11,
912,
24087,
13,
358,
617,
2834,
2380,
1614,
59284,
304,
1579,
2978,
320,
20375,
304,
77167,
323,
832,
304,
19794,
570,
358,
4036,
264,
2539,
12,
1425,
77167,
34225,
311,
650,
2910,
15564,
3907,
11,
323,
856,
7075,
10054,
12932,
374,
1901,
12341,
318,
396,
13,
128001
] |
IOEDTINNN unscrambles and makes 130 words!
How Many Words can be Made From IOEDTINNN?
Above are the words made by unscrambling I O E D T I N N N (DEIINNNOT). Our unscramble word finder was able to unscramble these letters using various methods to generate 130 words! Having a unscramble tool like ours under your belt will help you in ALL word scramble games!
How many words can you make out of IOEDTINNN?
Here are the values for the letters I O E D T I N N N in two of the most popular word scramble games.
If You Unscramble IOEDTINNN... What Does It Mean?
Same as Indentation, 4.
Is Indention a Scrabble Word?
is indention a Words With Friends word?
According to our other word scramble maker, IOEDTINNN can be scrambled in many ways. The different ways a word can be scrambled is called "permutations" of the word.
How is this helpful? Well, it shows you the anagrams of ioedtinnn scrambled in different ways and helps you recognize the set of letters more easily. It will help you the next time these letters, I O E D T I N N N come up in a word scramble game.
We stopped it at 50, but there are so many ways to scramble IOEDTINNN!
You Unscrambled IOEDTINNN!
Now that IOEDTINNN is unscrambled, what to do? That's simple, go win your word game! | 347 | [
128000,
3895,
1507,
51,
691,
9944,
653,
2445,
2453,
39863,
323,
3727,
220,
5894,
4339,
4999,
4438,
9176,
28730,
649,
387,
19332,
5659,
6565,
1507,
51,
691,
9944,
5380,
59907,
527,
279,
4339,
1903,
555,
653,
2445,
2453,
9894,
358,
507,
469,
423,
350,
358,
452,
452,
452,
320,
1170,
40,
691,
9944,
1831,
570,
5751,
653,
2445,
2453,
901,
3492,
44830,
574,
3025,
311,
653,
2445,
2453,
901,
1521,
12197,
1701,
5370,
5528,
311,
7068,
220,
5894,
4339,
0,
20636,
264,
653,
2445,
2453,
901,
5507,
1093,
11604,
1234,
701,
19671,
690,
1520,
499,
304,
13398,
3492,
77387,
3953,
4999,
4438,
1690,
4339,
649,
499,
1304,
704,
315,
6565,
1507,
51,
691,
9944,
5380,
8586,
527,
279,
2819,
369,
279,
12197,
358,
507,
469,
423,
350,
358,
452,
452,
452,
304,
1403,
315,
279,
1455,
5526,
3492,
77387,
3953,
627,
2746,
1472,
1252,
2445,
2453,
901,
6565,
1507,
51,
691,
9944,
1131,
3639,
12838,
1102,
16729,
5380,
19749,
439,
2314,
306,
367,
11,
220,
19,
627,
3957,
2314,
3012,
264,
33234,
73291,
9506,
5380,
285,
1280,
3012,
264,
28730,
3161,
23323,
3492,
5380,
11439,
311,
1057,
1023,
3492,
77387,
25214,
11,
6565,
1507,
51,
691,
9944,
649,
387,
71578,
304,
1690,
5627,
13,
578,
2204,
5627,
264,
3492,
649,
387,
71578,
374,
2663,
330,
716,
52855,
1,
315,
279,
3492,
627,
4438,
374,
420,
11190,
30,
8489,
11,
433,
5039,
499,
279,
459,
69872,
315,
6533,
291,
83,
6258,
77,
71578,
304,
2204,
5627,
323,
8779,
499,
15641,
279,
743,
315,
12197,
810,
6847,
13,
1102,
690,
1520,
499,
279,
1828,
892,
1521,
12197,
11,
358,
507,
469,
423,
350,
358,
452,
452,
452,
2586,
709,
304,
264,
3492,
77387,
1847,
627,
1687,
10717,
433,
520,
220,
1135,
11,
719,
1070,
527,
779,
1690,
5627,
311,
77387,
6565,
1507,
51,
691,
9944,
4999,
2675,
1252,
2445,
2453,
38759,
6565,
1507,
51,
691,
9944,
4999,
7184,
430,
6565,
1507,
51,
691,
9944,
374,
653,
2445,
2453,
38759,
11,
1148,
311,
656,
30,
3011,
596,
4382,
11,
733,
3243,
701,
3492,
1847,
0,
128001
] |
Election finally over as Willie Penrose claims final seat after marathon Longford/Weatmeath count
Published 03/03/2016 | 10:50
GENERAL Election 2016 is over and the final Dail seats have been filled.
At 5.30am this morning following a marathon six day count in the Longford-Westmeath constituency, Fine Gael’s James Bannon lost his seat by six votes to Labour’s Willie Penrose.
The Labour man was not only fighting to save his political career but also his party’s Dail speaking rights as seven seats are needed to secure the privilege.
Fine Gael’s Peter Burke joins Independent candidate Kevin ‘Boxer’ Moran and poll topper Robert Troy of Fianna Fáil in filling the four seats in the constituency.
The result means Fine Gael are on 50 seats, down 26 from the 2011 election, while Labour are on just seven seats – a drop of 30 from the previous election result.
Fianna Fail has 44 seats and Sinn Fein won 23.
In what has been dubbed the Siege of Keenagh, Bannon and Penrose were locked in a tug-of-war war for votes, and political survival and several days of recounts and scrutiny took place.
Mr Penrose believed he had lost his seat over the weekend and this morning admitted, “there was a touch of the Lazarus about it”.
“My winning a seat shows you the vagaries of the proportional representation system – if ever anyone wants to see it in action, then is it. I’m delighted to have won. This is my sixth time to be elected to the Dail,” he said.
“It is also very important in terms of the Labour Party – I am the seventh member and that is essential for the party in the next Dail.
He said that Labour would be in opposition in the next Dail.
“We will not be participating in any Government configurations whatsoever. Our job is to rebuild the Labour Party now.”
Mr Penrose also ruled himself out of any leadership battle within the Labour Party.
“No, I think I was beaten by 27 votes when I went for the Deputy Leader’s job. My job is to help with reorganisation of the party and I hope to play a very active role in that,” he said.
Following his elimination, Bannon, whose legal team was Longford solicitor, election agent Kevin O’Higgins and Cian Kelly BL for Fine Gael, said he was considering his legal position.
Should he contest the outcome of the count – he lost by six votes – Fine Gael has 14 days to bring an election petition to the High Court which would set out to challenge decisions of the returning officer.
A decision on whether a legal case will be taken will be made in the near future by Fine Gael.
Meanwhile, Labour TDs who lost their seats insist they intend to continue in politics.
A number of ex-deputies said they felt “honour-bound” to remain in politics in order to rebuild the party after the worst election in its 104-year history.
Primary Care Minister Kathleen Lynch TD has emphatically ruled out retiring.
“Labour has to be rebuilt because it was a very bad weekend for us,” she said.
“But we had a fantastic team, we got tremendous loyalty from some voters and there is no way I can ignore that.
“How can I walk away from such loyalty? There is a lot of work to be done for the Labour Party and I will play my part.”
Oireachtas Banking Inquiry chairman Ciarán Lynch, who lost his seat in Cork South-Central said he wanted to take “a little time to let the dust settle and draw my breath”.
“It is the first time since 1999 I will have a bit of time to myself,” he said.
And former Dublin North-West TD John Lyons said he was leaving the door open.
“Let’s say it’s still early days and I’m very open to politics and just going to let the dust settle from the General Election,” Mr Lyons said.
“If you were to say there’s an election in the morning, of course I’d be back up putting up posters. I’m too young give up on it now.”
Online Editors | 933 | [
128000,
36,
1191,
5616,
927,
439,
62985,
13597,
25888,
8349,
1620,
10954,
1306,
45796,
5843,
8350,
14,
1687,
266,
2727,
589,
1797,
198,
29986,
220,
2839,
14,
2839,
14,
679,
21,
765,
220,
605,
25,
1135,
198,
95836,
26838,
220,
679,
21,
374,
927,
323,
279,
1620,
423,
607,
16712,
617,
1027,
10409,
627,
1688,
220,
20,
13,
966,
309,
420,
6693,
2768,
264,
45796,
4848,
1938,
1797,
304,
279,
5843,
8350,
61861,
2727,
589,
65739,
11,
31253,
89738,
753,
7957,
55265,
5675,
813,
10954,
555,
4848,
12973,
311,
18993,
753,
62985,
13597,
25888,
627,
791,
18993,
893,
574,
539,
1193,
11039,
311,
3665,
813,
5054,
7076,
719,
1101,
813,
4717,
753,
423,
607,
12365,
3268,
439,
8254,
16712,
527,
4460,
311,
9966,
279,
26632,
627,
64816,
89738,
753,
11291,
50723,
29782,
22765,
9322,
16768,
3451,
1642,
261,
529,
93335,
323,
7230,
311,
7067,
8563,
44499,
315,
40971,
12930,
435,
1995,
321,
304,
21973,
279,
3116,
16712,
304,
279,
65739,
627,
791,
1121,
3445,
31253,
89738,
527,
389,
220,
1135,
16712,
11,
1523,
220,
1627,
505,
279,
220,
679,
16,
6355,
11,
1418,
18993,
527,
389,
1120,
8254,
16712,
1389,
264,
6068,
315,
220,
966,
505,
279,
3766,
6355,
1121,
627,
23550,
12930,
40745,
706,
220,
2096,
16712,
323,
85679,
3926,
258,
2834,
220,
1419,
627,
644,
1148,
706,
1027,
42160,
279,
88090,
315,
6706,
268,
34856,
11,
55265,
323,
13597,
25888,
1051,
16447,
304,
264,
82715,
8838,
48260,
4208,
369,
12973,
11,
323,
5054,
20237,
323,
3892,
2919,
315,
95889,
323,
36752,
3952,
2035,
627,
12555,
13597,
25888,
11846,
568,
1047,
5675,
813,
10954,
927,
279,
9178,
323,
420,
6693,
16584,
11,
1054,
19041,
574,
264,
5916,
315,
279,
87258,
355,
922,
433,
113068,
62597,
11230,
264,
10954,
5039,
499,
279,
17764,
5548,
315,
279,
55272,
13340,
1887,
1389,
422,
3596,
5606,
6944,
311,
1518,
433,
304,
1957,
11,
1243,
374,
433,
13,
358,
4344,
35072,
311,
617,
2834,
13,
1115,
374,
856,
26084,
892,
311,
387,
16689,
311,
279,
423,
607,
2476,
568,
1071,
627,
17818,
374,
1101,
1633,
3062,
304,
3878,
315,
279,
18993,
8722,
1389,
358,
1097,
279,
31487,
4562,
323,
430,
374,
7718,
369,
279,
4717,
304,
279,
1828,
423,
607,
627,
1548,
1071,
430,
18993,
1053,
387,
304,
14076,
304,
279,
1828,
423,
607,
627,
15085,
690,
539,
387,
24435,
304,
904,
10423,
33483,
36734,
13,
5751,
2683,
374,
311,
32593,
279,
18993,
8722,
1457,
49216,
12555,
13597,
25888,
1101,
21989,
5678,
704,
315,
904,
11692,
8209,
2949,
279,
18993,
8722,
627,
61559,
11,
358,
1781,
358,
574,
31394,
555,
220,
1544,
12973,
994,
358,
4024,
369,
279,
32724,
23896,
753,
2683,
13,
3092,
2683,
374,
311,
1520,
449,
312,
58904,
315,
279,
4717,
323,
358,
3987,
311,
1514,
264,
1633,
4642,
3560,
304,
430,
2476,
568,
1071,
627,
28055,
813,
44032,
11,
55265,
11,
6832,
5897,
2128,
574,
5843,
8350,
30844,
1960,
11,
6355,
8479,
16768,
507,
529,
39,
53026,
323,
356,
1122,
19178,
15195,
369,
31253,
89738,
11,
1071,
568,
574,
13126,
813,
5897,
2361,
627,
15346,
568,
14130,
279,
15632,
315,
279,
1797,
1389,
568,
5675,
555,
4848,
12973,
1389,
31253,
89738,
706,
220,
975,
2919,
311,
4546,
459,
6355,
20984,
311,
279,
5234,
7301,
902,
1053,
743,
704,
311,
8815,
11429,
315,
279,
13758,
9640,
627,
32,
5597,
389,
3508,
264,
5897,
1162,
690,
387,
4529,
690,
387,
1903,
304,
279,
3221,
3938,
555,
31253,
89738,
627,
26054,
11,
18993,
28816,
82,
889,
5675,
872,
16712,
32262,
814,
30730,
311,
3136,
304,
11759,
627,
32,
1396,
315,
506,
6953,
45033,
1071,
814,
6612,
1054,
82649,
414,
50962,
863,
311,
7293,
304,
11759,
304,
2015,
311,
32593,
279,
4717,
1306,
279,
12047,
6355,
304,
1202,
220,
6849,
4771,
3925,
627,
16352,
10852,
9675,
65163,
38206,
28816,
706,
13456,
7167,
21989,
704,
60873,
627,
2118,
84628,
706,
311,
387,
60685,
1606,
433,
574,
264,
1633,
3958,
9178,
369,
603,
2476,
1364,
1071,
627,
61603,
584,
1047,
264,
14964,
2128,
11,
584,
2751,
28040,
32883,
505,
1063,
11969,
323,
1070,
374,
912,
1648,
358,
649,
10240,
430,
627,
98476,
649,
358,
4321,
3201,
505,
1778,
32883,
30,
2684,
374,
264,
2763,
315,
990,
311,
387,
2884,
369,
279,
18993,
8722,
323,
358,
690,
1514,
856,
961,
49216,
46,
556,
16317,
300,
50599,
66802,
21892,
356,
13884,
11644,
38206,
11,
889,
5675,
813,
10954,
304,
53036,
4987,
7813,
46186,
1071,
568,
4934,
311,
1935,
1054,
64,
2697,
892,
311,
1095,
279,
16174,
25760,
323,
4128,
856,
11745,
113068,
17818,
374,
279,
1176,
892,
2533,
220,
2550,
24,
358,
690,
617,
264,
2766,
315,
892,
311,
7182,
2476,
568,
1071,
627,
3112,
4846,
33977,
4892,
61861,
28816,
3842,
92066,
1071,
568,
574,
9564,
279,
6134,
1825,
627,
2118,
10267,
753,
2019,
433,
753,
2103,
4216,
2919,
323,
358,
4344,
1633,
1825,
311,
11759,
323,
1120,
2133,
311,
1095,
279,
16174,
25760,
505,
279,
3331,
26838,
2476,
4491,
92066,
1071,
627,
38684,
499,
1051,
311,
2019,
1070,
753,
459,
6355,
304,
279,
6693,
11,
315,
3388,
358,
7070,
387,
1203,
709,
10917,
709,
39568,
13,
358,
4344,
2288,
3995,
3041,
709,
389,
433,
1457,
49216,
20171,
82886,
128001
] |
Burrows on Field edges
These are the most likely burrows to be seen due to where they are located. The most conspicuous of
these are the ones that occur on slopes or banks, since they are even more visible. But most burrows along field/forest
edges are just inside the forest and not as easily spotted)
This burrow was very old (possibly even decades) but there was enough fresh digging to make it very
distinctive and obvious. An example of a conspicuous and fresh badger burrow on a bank on a field edge
Another badger burrow on a cut next to a field. Many farmers have seen this sort of burrow but assumed
it was fox
Burrow on a very steep bank. Badger have a surprising ability to scale steep banks, sometimes to dig
burrows for shelter, and other times to raid the nests of birds
This burrow is a little older and the soil spill is started to get grown over with grass
A burrow dug on the side of the road. This was was several weeks old.
The remains of an old burrow on the side of a field. The evidence of the soil pile is clearly visible
even though the burrow itself has caved in
Often burrows on banks occur in multiples, possibly because banks are likely to attract badgers over
There were well over a dozen burrows of various ages, size, and condition on this slope separating two
A series of several fresh burrows along an eroded bank next to a field
Fresh burrows dug by a female badger and her two kits.
Back to the top
A series of burrows along a bank. These ones are older, and are not quite as conspicuous as fresher
Many badger burrows are hidden underneath roots.
This burrow is beneath an old stump. It was old, lacked any dirt pile, and would not have caught the
eye of anyone
Believe it or not, a badger was found to spend a couple days in an obsure burrow here. There is no
fresh digging but you can see the remnants of the old dirt pile
A medium-sized and fresh burrow on the side of the field
When there is fresh digging, even a rather small burrow can be very easy to spot
A burrow by the side of an irrigation pond. There was no recent digging but the burrow measured more
than a foot across big enough for a badger to enter without digging
Some fresh digging at an old burrow between a field and a railway
Back to the top
A large dirt pile at a burrow on a bank between a field and a fallow area
There is a just a little bit of fresh digging here, but the burrow entrance is still quite
Burrows along field edges are often difficult to spot when the crops and vegetation have grown up. The
dirt pile in the picture measured 6 ft across, but would easily be missed by someone walking by
A female badger was in this very small burrow next to a field and ravine
This burrow was on a small weedy knoll separating a field from a fallow area. The burrow itself was
small, and there was no dirt pile, making the entire thing very inconspicuous
The badger that entered this burrow did not need to do any digging. There is no soil pile and no
digging, just the burrow entrance visible.
This burrow hasn't been used in several months, but the old dirt pile is still visible
A few of the burrows along field edges occur just inside the field,usually by no more than a few
Back to the top
Forests, ravines, and gullies
A surprising number of burrows occur inside forests. Most of these are close to the edge, but were dug
inside the forest rather than on the field edge. But some are deep inside the forest. In almost every case, those who
stumble across these burrow assume they are fox burrows. And while foxes sometimes use these burrows, they were originally
dug by badgers. A large number of burrows are found at or near a ravine or gully.
The appearance of the soil pile is typical of a fresh burrow dug on flat ground
This is a fresh burrow, with a lot of excavated soil. This is very easily identified as badger. As
with most burrows in the forest, this is only a few meters from the forest edge
A burrow deep inside the forest. Medium sized, with a an old pile that showed some recent badger
This burrow was likely quite old, and is one that may have been occupied at times by fox as well as
badger. The original large pile is visible, as is some fresh digging
Some old burrows require little digging for a badger to use. The badger inside this burrow only dug
enough to "plug" the entrance with soil. Actually this is a commonly observed on burrows that have badgers
Another burrow that has had the entrance "plugged" with soil from inside.
A very small burrow with only a little bit of digging (Click to see the full sized image). A badger
was in this burrow
This old burrow on the side of a gully had a male badger in it when this photo was taken. There was no
digging from his visit, and only a few leaves were overturned. An old badger burrow on the side of a ravine that
hasn't been used for a while
Many of the burrows on ravines, such as this one, are very old. The entrances are often very eroded,
and they often require no fresh digging.
Back to the top
Often, burrows in ravines and gullies are found under the roots of trees. The burrow under these roots
could only be seen by peering through the roots, and then only with the help of a flashlight. Another burrow underneath a
jumble of roots at the top of a ravine
Another burrow underneath roots and stumps at the top of a ravine. The actual burrow entrance is
hidden in shadow and there is no obvious dirt pile
Often, burrows along ravines seem to occur where junk and debris have been dumped over the
Fresh digging is often the most distinctive and conspicuous feature of a badger burrow. The excavated
soil here is clearly visible from the other side of the small gully
A burrow on the side of a ravine, near the a small creek. Burrows can occasionally be found near wet
areas like this if there is dry ground to use
A very old burrow deep inside the forest. It would almost certainly have been considered a fox den by
anyone who found it. It's quite likely that other animals have used this burrow as well.
Anyone who came across this burrow would almost certainly think it was a fox den. But in fact it was a
badger burrow, and was occupied by one for several weeks during the late fall and winter. It's likely that foxes have
also used it.
A burrow in the forest with a very large mound. This was only a few meters from the forest edge, and is a very old burrow.
This burrow was only found with the help of the radio-transmitter. Before we arrived, the burrow was completely hidden below the leaves.
Back to the top
This old burrow had a packed down dirt pile and a very large entrance. It's very likely that foxes have used this burrow in the past as well.
A small and nondescript burrow in the middle of the forest. Note the legs of the man standing next to
it. An adult male badger was in this burrow.
Some burrows are surprisingly small. A female badger was in this burrow and didn't even have to
dig to enter it. This burrow was only marginally larger than a groundhog burrow
Back to the top
A very small burrow entrance inside a woodlot. There was a very small and old dirt pile that was
covered by leaves. A large male badger as inside this burrow
A very inconspicuous burrow in a patch of shrubs. The burrow is old and has the remnants of a small
dirt pile, but there is also some fresh digging as well
A relatively small burrow just below the remains of an old log. Burrows are often next next to or just
below some sort of object like a stump or a log.
Claw marks in burrows
Claw marks can occasionally be used to help identify badger burrows. A badger digs with a "breast-stroke" method (rather than the "doggy-paddle" style of dogs and coyotes). Because of this,
their long front claws sometimes, but not always, leave deep scratches on the inside walls of the burrow. Groundhogs leave
similar claw marks, but these are considerably smaller.
Four distinct claw marks on the inside wall
More claw marks, with a hand beside it for scale. A badger's front claws and paw are large for its
A couple deep scratches can be seen running lengthwise along the wall of this burrow
Back to the top
In addition to digging burrows for shelter, badger make smaller excavations for hunting or for
exploring possible burrow sites. These vary in size and appearance, and are generally not very useful for identification
since they can resemble the diggings of other animals
Many of the badger's diggings are for the purpose of hunting other burrowing animals.
The purpose of many small diggings is unclear. Some of these may be exploratory — looking for good
burrow locations or whether prey may be present.
In general, most badger diggings lack sufficient distinctive features for confident
Burrows in strange places
Nothing highlights the variability in the appearance and location of badger burrows than some of the
very unlikely places they can show up.
A badger spent one day in this pile of old drums rather than vist a "proper"
A badger dug a burrow inside a small, dilapidated out-buildling, and spent several days
Sometimes badgers don't actually dig proper burrows, but will hunker down for the day under some
other objects, like this scrap lumber.
A badger travelled up this cave-like spring/creek to spend the day.
A badger was located here, hidden between the slabs of concrete.
This burrow was found inside a dirt-floor barn. The badger was only there for one day before moving
Rather than dig its own burrow, a badger decided to crawl up the tile drain instead. We've heard
reports of badgers dying in these.
Despite preferring to live far from humans, badgers will occasionally come quite close to buildings at
Some badgers actually have a surprising number of their burrows inside small towns. But since they are
active mostly at night, few people are aware of it | 2,335 | [
128000,
62339,
1849,
389,
8771,
13116,
198,
9673,
527,
279,
1455,
4461,
7951,
1849,
311,
387,
3970,
4245,
311,
1405,
814,
527,
7559,
13,
578,
1455,
97985,
315,
198,
45010,
527,
279,
6305,
430,
12446,
389,
60108,
477,
14286,
11,
2533,
814,
527,
1524,
810,
9621,
13,
2030,
1455,
7951,
1849,
3235,
2115,
14,
51755,
198,
17327,
527,
1120,
4871,
279,
13952,
323,
539,
439,
6847,
30652,
340,
2028,
7951,
654,
574,
1633,
2362,
320,
54228,
1524,
11026,
8,
719,
1070,
574,
3403,
7878,
42200,
311,
1304,
433,
1633,
198,
54121,
535,
323,
8196,
13,
1556,
3187,
315,
264,
97985,
323,
7878,
3958,
1414,
7951,
654,
389,
264,
6201,
389,
264,
2115,
6964,
198,
14364,
3958,
1414,
7951,
654,
389,
264,
4018,
1828,
311,
264,
2115,
13,
9176,
20957,
617,
3970,
420,
3460,
315,
7951,
654,
719,
19655,
198,
275,
574,
39935,
198,
62339,
654,
389,
264,
1633,
32366,
6201,
13,
11717,
1414,
617,
264,
15206,
5845,
311,
5569,
32366,
14286,
11,
7170,
311,
4170,
198,
11490,
1849,
369,
23756,
11,
323,
1023,
3115,
311,
25834,
279,
96221,
315,
20229,
198,
2028,
7951,
654,
374,
264,
2697,
9191,
323,
279,
17614,
39897,
374,
3940,
311,
636,
15042,
927,
449,
16763,
198,
32,
7951,
654,
44120,
389,
279,
3185,
315,
279,
5754,
13,
1115,
574,
574,
3892,
5672,
2362,
627,
791,
8625,
315,
459,
2362,
7951,
654,
389,
279,
3185,
315,
264,
2115,
13,
578,
6029,
315,
279,
17614,
27402,
374,
9539,
9621,
198,
17206,
3582,
279,
7951,
654,
5196,
706,
272,
4234,
304,
198,
78013,
7951,
1849,
389,
14286,
12446,
304,
66160,
11,
11000,
1606,
14286,
527,
4461,
311,
9504,
3958,
10863,
927,
198,
3947,
1051,
1664,
927,
264,
21030,
7951,
1849,
315,
5370,
17051,
11,
1404,
11,
323,
3044,
389,
420,
31332,
50545,
1403,
198,
32,
4101,
315,
3892,
7878,
7951,
1849,
3235,
459,
2781,
6879,
6201,
1828,
311,
264,
2115,
198,
56753,
7951,
1849,
44120,
555,
264,
8954,
3958,
1414,
323,
1077,
1403,
32596,
627,
3792,
311,
279,
1948,
198,
32,
4101,
315,
7951,
1849,
3235,
264,
6201,
13,
4314,
6305,
527,
9191,
11,
323,
527,
539,
5115,
439,
97985,
439,
49973,
1964,
198,
8607,
3958,
1414,
7951,
1849,
527,
8340,
30456,
20282,
627,
2028,
7951,
654,
374,
24923,
459,
2362,
89712,
13,
1102,
574,
2362,
11,
49101,
904,
26351,
27402,
11,
323,
1053,
539,
617,
10791,
279,
198,
19494,
315,
5606,
198,
22404,
19704,
433,
477,
539,
11,
264,
3958,
1414,
574,
1766,
311,
8493,
264,
5743,
2919,
304,
459,
7600,
554,
7951,
654,
1618,
13,
2684,
374,
912,
198,
72408,
42200,
719,
499,
649,
1518,
279,
73440,
315,
279,
2362,
26351,
27402,
198,
32,
11298,
28935,
323,
7878,
7951,
654,
389,
279,
3185,
315,
279,
2115,
198,
4599,
1070,
374,
7878,
42200,
11,
1524,
264,
4856,
2678,
7951,
654,
649,
387,
1633,
4228,
311,
7858,
198,
32,
7951,
654,
555,
279,
3185,
315,
459,
63566,
36670,
13,
2684,
574,
912,
3293,
42200,
719,
279,
7951,
654,
17303,
810,
198,
54895,
264,
4579,
4028,
2466,
3403,
369,
264,
3958,
1414,
311,
3810,
2085,
42200,
198,
8538,
7878,
42200,
520,
459,
2362,
7951,
654,
1990,
264,
2115,
323,
264,
40106,
198,
3792,
311,
279,
1948,
198,
32,
3544,
26351,
27402,
520,
264,
7951,
654,
389,
264,
6201,
1990,
264,
2115,
323,
264,
4498,
363,
3158,
198,
3947,
374,
264,
1120,
264,
2697,
2766,
315,
7878,
42200,
1618,
11,
719,
279,
7951,
654,
20396,
374,
2103,
5115,
198,
62339,
1849,
3235,
2115,
13116,
527,
3629,
5107,
311,
7858,
994,
279,
31665,
323,
54832,
617,
15042,
709,
13,
578,
198,
67,
2154,
27402,
304,
279,
6945,
17303,
220,
21,
10702,
4028,
11,
719,
1053,
6847,
387,
13942,
555,
4423,
11689,
555,
198,
32,
8954,
3958,
1414,
574,
304,
420,
1633,
2678,
7951,
654,
1828,
311,
264,
2115,
323,
43643,
483,
198,
2028,
7951,
654,
574,
389,
264,
2678,
584,
9497,
1168,
980,
50545,
264,
2115,
505,
264,
4498,
363,
3158,
13,
578,
7951,
654,
5196,
574,
198,
9181,
11,
323,
1070,
574,
912,
26351,
27402,
11,
3339,
279,
4553,
3245,
1633,
28093,
2203,
292,
9373,
198,
791,
3958,
1414,
430,
10862,
420,
7951,
654,
1550,
539,
1205,
311,
656,
904,
42200,
13,
2684,
374,
912,
17614,
27402,
323,
912,
198,
45961,
3252,
11,
1120,
279,
7951,
654,
20396,
9621,
627,
2028,
7951,
654,
12775,
956,
1027,
1511,
304,
3892,
4038,
11,
719,
279,
2362,
26351,
27402,
374,
2103,
9621,
198,
32,
2478,
315,
279,
7951,
1849,
3235,
2115,
13116,
12446,
1120,
4871,
279,
2115,
11,
44066,
555,
912,
810,
1109,
264,
2478,
198,
3792,
311,
279,
1948,
198,
11339,
37379,
11,
43643,
1572,
11,
323,
342,
620,
552,
198,
32,
15206,
1396,
315,
7951,
1849,
12446,
4871,
36658,
13,
7648,
315,
1521,
527,
3345,
311,
279,
6964,
11,
719,
1051,
44120,
198,
42450,
279,
13952,
4856,
1109,
389,
279,
2115,
6964,
13,
2030,
1063,
527,
5655,
4871,
279,
13952,
13,
763,
4661,
1475,
1162,
11,
1884,
889,
198,
267,
23568,
4028,
1521,
7951,
654,
9855,
814,
527,
39935,
7951,
1849,
13,
1628,
1418,
39935,
288,
7170,
1005,
1521,
7951,
1849,
11,
814,
1051,
13517,
198,
67,
773,
555,
3958,
10863,
13,
362,
3544,
1396,
315,
7951,
1849,
527,
1766,
520,
477,
3221,
264,
43643,
483,
477,
342,
22732,
627,
791,
11341,
315,
279,
17614,
27402,
374,
14595,
315,
264,
7878,
7951,
654,
44120,
389,
10269,
5015,
198,
2028,
374,
264,
7878,
7951,
654,
11,
449,
264,
2763,
315,
45215,
660,
17614,
13,
1115,
374,
1633,
6847,
11054,
439,
3958,
1414,
13,
1666,
198,
4291,
1455,
7951,
1849,
304,
279,
13952,
11,
420,
374,
1193,
264,
2478,
20645,
505,
279,
13952,
6964,
198,
32,
7951,
654,
5655,
4871,
279,
13952,
13,
25352,
30387,
11,
449,
264,
459,
2362,
27402,
430,
8710,
1063,
3293,
3958,
1414,
198,
2028,
7951,
654,
574,
4461,
5115,
2362,
11,
323,
374,
832,
430,
1253,
617,
1027,
25366,
520,
3115,
555,
39935,
439,
1664,
439,
198,
14176,
1414,
13,
578,
4113,
3544,
27402,
374,
9621,
11,
439,
374,
1063,
7878,
42200,
198,
8538,
2362,
7951,
1849,
1397,
2697,
42200,
369,
264,
3958,
1414,
311,
1005,
13,
578,
3958,
1414,
4871,
420,
7951,
654,
1193,
44120,
198,
268,
1409,
311,
330,
48574,
1,
279,
20396,
449,
17614,
13,
34863,
420,
374,
264,
17037,
13468,
389,
7951,
1849,
430,
617,
3958,
10863,
198,
14364,
7951,
654,
430,
706,
1047,
279,
20396,
330,
501,
20752,
1,
449,
17614,
505,
4871,
627,
32,
1633,
2678,
7951,
654,
449,
1193,
264,
2697,
2766,
315,
42200,
320,
2677,
311,
1518,
279,
2539,
30387,
2217,
570,
362,
3958,
1414,
198,
16514,
304,
420,
7951,
654,
198,
2028,
2362,
7951,
654,
389,
279,
3185,
315,
264,
342,
22732,
1047,
264,
8762,
3958,
1414,
304,
433,
994,
420,
6685,
574,
4529,
13,
2684,
574,
912,
198,
45961,
3252,
505,
813,
4034,
11,
323,
1193,
264,
2478,
11141,
1051,
69098,
13,
1556,
2362,
3958,
1414,
7951,
654,
389,
279,
3185,
315,
264,
43643,
483,
430,
198,
4752,
77,
956,
1027,
1511,
369,
264,
1418,
198,
8607,
315,
279,
7951,
1849,
389,
43643,
1572,
11,
1778,
439,
420,
832,
11,
527,
1633,
2362,
13,
578,
95679,
527,
3629,
1633,
2781,
6879,
345,
438,
814,
3629,
1397,
912,
7878,
42200,
627,
3792,
311,
279,
1948,
198,
78013,
11,
7951,
1849,
304,
43643,
1572,
323,
342,
620,
552,
527,
1766,
1234,
279,
20282,
315,
12690,
13,
578,
7951,
654,
1234,
1521,
20282,
198,
29177,
1193,
387,
3970,
555,
1069,
4776,
1555,
279,
20282,
11,
323,
1243,
1193,
449,
279,
1520,
315,
264,
79515,
13,
13596,
7951,
654,
30456,
264,
198,
73,
23568,
315,
20282,
520,
279,
1948,
315,
264,
43643,
483,
198,
14364,
7951,
654,
30456,
20282,
323,
357,
12055,
520,
279,
1948,
315,
264,
43643,
483,
13,
578,
5150,
7951,
654,
20396,
374,
198,
6397,
304,
12737,
323,
1070,
374,
912,
8196,
26351,
27402,
198,
78013,
11,
7951,
1849,
3235,
43643,
1572,
2873,
311,
12446,
1405,
30774,
323,
35098,
617,
1027,
49373,
927,
279,
198,
56753,
42200,
374,
3629,
279,
1455,
35947,
323,
97985,
4668,
315,
264,
3958,
1414,
7951,
654,
13,
578,
45215,
660,
198,
708,
321,
1618,
374,
9539,
9621,
505,
279,
1023,
3185,
315,
279,
2678,
342,
22732,
198,
32,
7951,
654,
389,
279,
3185,
315,
264,
43643,
483,
11,
3221,
279,
264,
2678,
65505,
13,
12649,
1849,
649,
23781,
387,
1766,
3221,
14739,
198,
33637,
1093,
420,
422,
1070,
374,
9235,
5015,
311,
1005,
198,
32,
1633,
2362,
7951,
654,
5655,
4871,
279,
13952,
13,
1102,
1053,
4661,
7995,
617,
1027,
6646,
264,
39935,
3453,
555,
198,
3852,
606,
889,
1766,
433,
13,
1102,
596,
5115,
4461,
430,
1023,
10099,
617,
1511,
420,
7951,
654,
439,
1664,
627,
41795,
889,
3782,
4028,
420,
7951,
654,
1053,
4661,
7995,
1781,
433,
574,
264,
39935,
3453,
13,
2030,
304,
2144,
433,
574,
264,
198,
14176,
1414,
7951,
654,
11,
323,
574,
25366,
555,
832,
369,
3892,
5672,
2391,
279,
3389,
4498,
323,
12688,
13,
1102,
596,
4461,
430,
39935,
288,
617,
198,
19171,
1511,
433,
627,
32,
7951,
654,
304,
279,
13952,
449,
264,
1633,
3544,
73266,
13,
1115,
574,
1193,
264,
2478,
20645,
505,
279,
13952,
6964,
11,
323,
374,
264,
1633,
2362,
7951,
654,
627,
2028,
7951,
654,
574,
1193,
1766,
449,
279,
1520,
315,
279,
9063,
39160,
16517,
13,
13538,
584,
11721,
11,
279,
7951,
654,
574,
6724,
8340,
3770,
279,
11141,
627,
3792,
311,
279,
1948,
198,
2028,
2362,
7951,
654,
1047,
264,
19937,
1523,
26351,
27402,
323,
264,
1633,
3544,
20396,
13,
1102,
596,
1633,
4461,
430,
39935,
288,
617,
1511,
420,
7951,
654,
304,
279,
3347,
439,
1664,
627,
32,
2678,
323,
74998,
288,
1250,
7951,
654,
304,
279,
6278,
315,
279,
13952,
13,
7181,
279,
14535,
315,
279,
893,
11509,
1828,
311,
198,
275,
13,
1556,
6822,
8762,
3958,
1414,
574,
304,
420,
7951,
654,
627,
8538,
7951,
1849,
527,
29392,
2678,
13,
362,
8954,
3958,
1414,
574,
304,
420,
7951,
654,
323,
3287,
956,
1524,
617,
311,
198,
45961,
311,
3810,
433,
13,
1115,
7951,
654,
574,
1193,
4850,
750,
8294,
1109,
264,
5015,
61722,
7951,
654,
198,
3792,
311,
279,
1948,
198,
32,
1633,
2678,
7951,
654,
20396,
4871,
264,
7732,
9363,
13,
2684,
574,
264,
1633,
2678,
323,
2362,
26351,
27402,
430,
574,
198,
21468,
555,
11141,
13,
362,
3544,
8762,
3958,
1414,
439,
4871,
420,
7951,
654,
198,
32,
1633,
28093,
2203,
292,
9373,
7951,
654,
304,
264,
11140,
315,
14362,
16115,
13,
578,
7951,
654,
374,
2362,
323,
706,
279,
73440,
315,
264,
2678,
198,
67,
2154,
27402,
11,
719,
1070,
374,
1101,
1063,
7878,
42200,
439,
1664,
198,
32,
12309,
2678,
7951,
654,
1120,
3770,
279,
8625,
315,
459,
2362,
1515,
13,
12649,
1849,
527,
3629,
1828,
1828,
311,
477,
1120,
198,
54277,
1063,
3460,
315,
1665,
1093,
264,
89712,
477,
264,
1515,
627,
5176,
675,
15785,
304,
7951,
1849,
198,
5176,
675,
15785,
649,
23781,
387,
1511,
311,
1520,
10765,
3958,
1414,
7951,
1849,
13,
362,
3958,
1414,
90057,
449,
264,
330,
21152,
561,
5594,
7593,
1,
1749,
320,
74303,
1109,
279,
330,
18964,
4680,
2320,
20741,
1,
1742,
315,
12875,
323,
75709,
6429,
570,
9393,
315,
420,
345,
50828,
1317,
4156,
68550,
7170,
11,
719,
539,
2744,
11,
5387,
5655,
66839,
389,
279,
4871,
14620,
315,
279,
7951,
654,
13,
26486,
71,
27403,
5387,
198,
65387,
57590,
15785,
11,
719,
1521,
527,
33452,
9333,
627,
28070,
12742,
57590,
15785,
389,
279,
4871,
7147,
198,
7816,
57590,
15785,
11,
449,
264,
1450,
30488,
433,
369,
5569,
13,
362,
3958,
1414,
596,
4156,
68550,
323,
77938,
527,
3544,
369,
1202,
198,
32,
5743,
5655,
66839,
649,
387,
3970,
4401,
3160,
4583,
3235,
279,
7147,
315,
420,
7951,
654,
198,
3792,
311,
279,
1948,
198,
644,
5369,
311,
42200,
7951,
1849,
369,
23756,
11,
3958,
1414,
1304,
9333,
45215,
811,
369,
23330,
477,
369,
198,
30992,
5620,
3284,
7951,
654,
6732,
13,
4314,
13592,
304,
1404,
323,
11341,
11,
323,
527,
8965,
539,
1633,
5505,
369,
22654,
198,
11536,
814,
649,
52280,
279,
4170,
53933,
315,
1023,
10099,
198,
8607,
315,
279,
3958,
1414,
596,
4170,
53933,
527,
369,
279,
7580,
315,
23330,
1023,
7951,
25156,
10099,
627,
791,
7580,
315,
1690,
2678,
4170,
53933,
374,
25420,
13,
4427,
315,
1521,
1253,
387,
48539,
5382,
2001,
3411,
369,
1695,
198,
11490,
654,
10687,
477,
3508,
37693,
1253,
387,
3118,
627,
644,
4689,
11,
1455,
3958,
1414,
4170,
53933,
6996,
14343,
35947,
4519,
369,
16913,
198,
62339,
1849,
304,
15234,
7634,
198,
24714,
22020,
279,
54709,
304,
279,
11341,
323,
3813,
315,
3958,
1414,
7951,
1849,
1109,
1063,
315,
279,
198,
1225,
17821,
7634,
814,
649,
1501,
709,
627,
32,
3958,
1414,
7543,
832,
1938,
304,
420,
27402,
315,
2362,
47389,
4856,
1109,
348,
380,
264,
330,
81768,
702,
32,
3958,
1414,
44120,
264,
7951,
654,
4871,
264,
2678,
11,
19371,
44221,
660,
704,
33245,
2785,
11,
323,
7543,
3892,
2919,
198,
32148,
3958,
10863,
1541,
956,
3604,
4170,
6300,
7951,
1849,
11,
719,
690,
305,
81029,
1523,
369,
279,
1938,
1234,
1063,
198,
1605,
6302,
11,
1093,
420,
21512,
62553,
627,
32,
3958,
1414,
46368,
709,
420,
26457,
12970,
10683,
2971,
10957,
311,
8493,
279,
1938,
627,
32,
3958,
1414,
574,
7559,
1618,
11,
8340,
1990,
279,
1776,
3518,
315,
14509,
627,
2028,
7951,
654,
574,
1766,
4871,
264,
26351,
80450,
33419,
13,
578,
3958,
1414,
574,
1193,
1070,
369,
832,
1938,
1603,
7366,
198,
65002,
1109,
4170,
1202,
1866,
7951,
654,
11,
264,
3958,
1414,
6773,
311,
46764,
709,
279,
10228,
24659,
4619,
13,
1226,
3077,
6755,
198,
38006,
315,
3958,
10863,
23069,
304,
1521,
627,
20397,
98717,
311,
3974,
3117,
505,
12966,
11,
3958,
10863,
690,
23781,
2586,
5115,
3345,
311,
14016,
520,
198,
8538,
3958,
10863,
3604,
617,
264,
15206,
1396,
315,
872,
7951,
1849,
4871,
2678,
25861,
13,
2030,
2533,
814,
527,
198,
3104,
10213,
520,
3814,
11,
2478,
1274,
527,
8010,
315,
433,
128001
] |
I'm thinking of getting a pet octopus. I would like some advise about availability of species , life expectancy, cost and possible pitfalls I could run into. I am willing to put necessary time and effort, but I'm not willing to spend a ton of money for initial set-up. I've never kept a saltwater tank, so I'm wondering how difficult it is. I know quite a bit about octopus biology, but I know little about saltwater tank maintenance. Any advice? | 100 | [
128000,
40,
2846,
7422,
315,
3794,
264,
6896,
18998,
46970,
13,
358,
1053,
1093,
1063,
32113,
922,
18539,
315,
9606,
1174,
2324,
66995,
11,
2853,
323,
3284,
82075,
358,
1436,
1629,
1139,
13,
358,
1097,
10032,
311,
2231,
5995,
892,
323,
5149,
11,
719,
358,
2846,
539,
10032,
311,
8493,
264,
8941,
315,
3300,
369,
2926,
743,
5352,
13,
358,
3077,
2646,
8774,
264,
12290,
13284,
13192,
11,
779,
358,
2846,
20910,
1268,
5107,
433,
374,
13,
358,
1440,
5115,
264,
2766,
922,
18998,
46970,
34458,
11,
719,
358,
1440,
2697,
922,
12290,
13284,
13192,
13709,
13,
5884,
9650,
30,
128001
] |
Holidays abroad this summer are back on the calendar as ministers confirmed a host of new destinations sun-seekers can travel to without having to quarantine.
This afternoon (June 24) the government’s much-anticipated announcement of which destinations would be added to the green list was shared.
A number of popular summer destinations were named, including Barbados, Bermuda, Grenada, Madeira, Ibiza and Malta.
In a press conference, transport secretary Grant Schnapps confirmed that people entering the UK from 16 places will not have to quarantine from 04:00 on June 30.
He also said the government intended to allow quarantine-free travel from amber list countries for people who were fully vaccinated “later in the summer”.
Currently, the cheapest flights you can book from Bristol Airport is to Ibiza, which would set you back around £49.
But, flights to destinations such as the British Virgin Islands will cost you upwards of £3,967 and to Barbados will see you forking out £7,398.
The ‘green list’ refers to countries that you can fly to and from the UK without having to quarantine or take a mandatory coronavirus test before departure.
| 250 | [
128000,
39,
20485,
22917,
420,
7474,
527,
1203,
389,
279,
13470,
439,
35050,
11007,
264,
3552,
315,
502,
34205,
7160,
7962,
1247,
388,
649,
5944,
311,
2085,
3515,
311,
71489,
627,
2028,
13658,
320,
28259,
220,
1187,
8,
279,
3109,
753,
1790,
12,
93878,
17480,
315,
902,
34205,
1053,
387,
3779,
311,
279,
6307,
1160,
574,
6222,
627,
32,
1396,
315,
5526,
7474,
34205,
1051,
7086,
11,
2737,
47142,
5670,
11,
91366,
11,
39224,
2649,
11,
19332,
9008,
11,
58597,
17528,
323,
61750,
627,
644,
264,
3577,
10017,
11,
7710,
19607,
24668,
61174,
28735,
11007,
430,
1274,
16661,
279,
6560,
505,
220,
845,
7634,
690,
539,
617,
311,
71489,
505,
220,
2371,
25,
410,
389,
5651,
220,
966,
627,
1548,
1101,
1071,
279,
3109,
10825,
311,
2187,
71489,
12862,
5944,
505,
68705,
1160,
5961,
369,
1274,
889,
1051,
7373,
70558,
1054,
68676,
304,
279,
7474,
113068,
34814,
11,
279,
43149,
25952,
499,
649,
2363,
505,
45039,
21348,
374,
311,
58597,
17528,
11,
902,
1053,
743,
499,
1203,
2212,
7083,
2491,
627,
4071,
11,
25952,
311,
34205,
1778,
439,
279,
8013,
11463,
23028,
690,
2853,
499,
45054,
315,
7083,
18,
11,
27134,
323,
311,
47142,
5670,
690,
1518,
499,
369,
10789,
704,
7083,
22,
11,
19838,
627,
791,
3451,
13553,
1160,
529,
19813,
311,
5961,
430,
499,
649,
11722,
311,
323,
505,
279,
6560,
2085,
3515,
311,
71489,
477,
1935,
264,
23911,
33333,
1296,
1603,
25959,
627,
128001
] |